This glass Aural Abalone shell looks perfect at the beach.⁣⁣⁣
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Mice are surprisingly intelligent — they can learn from mistakes, remember complex paths in mazes, and even recognize human faces. 🐭🧠 They also know how to build hiding spots: carrying seeds, nuts, or bits of food into burrows, hollows, or cracks and carefully storing them for harder times. Some species even create multiple caches to have a “reserve pantry.”
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The Lion King
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This coconut octopus uses shells, coconuts, and other objects it finds on the ocean floor as protection against predators. Sometimes, they can even be seen moving around while carrying their home, just like this one!
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Food delivery for cats
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These mandarin dragonets come together at sunset to mate, rising above the coral to release fertilized eggs into the water column.
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This is an ostrich’s mating dance, a way for males to demonstrate their fitness.
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This juvenile puffer filefish was using this sea pen as its home and was only about 1 cm big!
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Completion of airport dog training
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