This video really made me laugh
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A flock of birds flies across the sky in perfect harmony — changing direction and shape as if guided by a single shared mind. This phenomenon is called murmuration, and it helps the birds protect each other from predators and find their way more easily. 🕊✨
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Dark gecko
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The bison has a strong, rough tongue that it uses to lick its nose and fur, and it can easily grasp grass while grazing. Its tongue is covered with coarse, sandpaper-like papillae, allowing it to literally scrape the grass off the ground. 🦬🌾
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Incredible video
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Come over here! 😁
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Great hornbill
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Horses naturally have a calm and sensitive relationship with people — they can sense emotions and react to tone of voice and body posture. 🐴💛 They are especially gentle and patient with children, which makes them ideal animals for hippotherapy and for a child’s first contact with nature. They can form strong bonds and often become true human companions.
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Seagulls on the hunt
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Even big cats are still just kitties! 🐯💛
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Capybaras are exceptionally social animals and the whole herd takes care of the young, not only the mother. 🐹🌿 The babies are born fully furred with their eyes open, and they start swimming and eating grass very early, while also nursing from several females in the group. This shared caregiving strengthens the bond within the colony and increases the survival chances of the babies.
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