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Capybaras have a strange habit of eating their own poop. They usually do it in the morning to recover nutrients they did not absorb the first time around 🐹🌿 This helps them make better use of tough plant based food.
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Cats are basically liquid 😄
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A close look at Tulamben’s macrofauna shows remarkable diversity in form and function. From hunting to symbiosis and self-care, these brief moments illustrate the complexity and resilience of tropical reef systems.
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With remarkable precision, the male flamboyant cuttlefish uses a modified tentacle to place spermatophores beneath the female’s mantle. She then stores them until she lays her eggs, an elegant evolutionary strategy for reproduction in the ever changing reef environment.
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Alpacas mostly communicate through soft, quiet humming that sounds a lot like gentle purring. 🦙💛 It helps calm their babies and the rest of the herd, and it also strengthens their social bonds.
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Guard bees stand at the hive entrance and check everyone trying to get in by scent 🐝 If the “password” does not match the colony’s smell, they attack immediately and keep the intruder out.
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