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Stop and smell the flowers 🌸 And eat them, too!
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After a long football match, it's quite good to take a nap on the field
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Squirrels who make a game out of life do well 🔥
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Imagine explaining this to the insurance company with no video
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Shark chasing a fish …wait till the end
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Baby fox doing baby fox things 🦊
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A praying mantis is a fierce opponent, even for a bird many times its size and weight.
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They bathing in the waves 🌊
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Stranger danger. Little brown bear cubs of the year are naturally fearful of other bears, but their mother must take them into crowded areas to fish or access other rich food sources. The more dominant the mother, the further into the fray she’ll take the cubs.
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These arboreal athletes are masters of the climb . Leopards are super strong and comfortable in trees, often storing their food in the branches high above scavengers like hyenas. Their spotted coats also blend perfectly with tree leaves, hiding them as they hunt unsuspecting prey from above 🌳🐾
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So apparently the laws of physics do not apply to Snow Leopards
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The leopard did not eat the little lonely deer; at the sight of the hyena, he grabbed it by the scruff of the neck with his teeth and dragged it up a tree to save it from death.
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Dangerous beach in Brazil 🐊🐊
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Opossum carrying its babies
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A Grizzly is wary of Lightning and Thunder
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The leopard caught his tail while fishing.
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There is nothing like a mother's love! She was not giving up on saving her cub!❤️
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Mating tortoises interrupt hunting leopard
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If you are having a bad day, here’s a video of a happy Otter
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What this snake will do with that flip flop. He got no legs.🧐
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Lion cubs love to play, engaging in mock fights that help them develop essential hunting skills for when they are older.
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Space Wars
This pair of Australian giant cuttlefish battle each other in the sandy depths of Cabbage Tree Bay!
The way they hover over the sand, gently stirring it up, reminds of a sci-fi battle between two spaceships.
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Tobogganing/Belly sledding 🐧 Sliding over snow and ice is much faster than waddling.
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Something special about seeing the puffins amongst the flowers as they work tirelessly to feed and care for the pufflings back in the burrow.
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Delightful sea pens 🪶
As predominantly benthic creatures, sea pens anchor at various depths, from shallow intertidal zones to hadalpelagic zones at depths of up to 6000 m.While primarily sessile creatures, they are capable of moving to new areas and re-anchoring themselves, and their distribution is largely influenced by environmental factors, such as temperature, light availability, and substrate type.
Due to their sensitivity to environmental changes such as pollution and habitat disturbance, sea pens can serve as valuable indicators of ecosystem health and the impacts of human activities on the environment. This vulnerability to disturbance makes their presence or absence valuable for assessing the condition of marine ecosystems.
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