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The emu is a bird of the cassowary order, the largest Australian bird. It is the second largest bird after the ostrich.
A badger can hunt snakes, and their venom does not affect it, which gives a great advantage in fighting them.
Peacocks are birds of prey that can eat snakes. Their diet may also include various types of insects, grains, and plants.
The great blind is a burrowing mammal perfectly adapted to life underground. Blind mice feed on roots, tubers, insects, worms, and sometimes even vertebrates such as fish and frogs. They are found mainly in Central Asia and Southern Europe, where they live in dry steppes and semi-desert regions.
African elephant🌿 This is the moment of reconciliation between two male elephants after a fight. Such skirmishes are very rare, because males lead a lonely lifestyle, but when they meet, they can compete for a female or for territory.
This is how a snail lays eggs 🐌 The whole process can last from 2 to 12 hours. In this video, the speed has been increased several times. Small snails emerge from the eggs after a few weeks.
Royal pythons spend most of their time on the ground or underground in burrows. They are most active at dawn and dusk. Snakes inhabit savannah meadows or open forests and are found in areas cleared for agriculture.
The African brush-eared pig. They live in West and Central Africa, their range extends from Senegal to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The character of this piggy is disgusting, and it's easy to get her out of herself. And then both humans and local predators have to flee. She just doesn't walk alone, but in a gop company of 15-25 of her own kind. Although the farmlands of local farmers are most often affected.
The red - crested turaco is the only representative in which red and green colors are combined. This combination creates a unique and vivid image.
Ermine. In winter, the ermine becomes completely white, practically merging with the surrounding snow in its coloring, and only the tip of the tail invariably remains black. Such color mimicry helps these animals both hunt more successfully and hide themselves from other larger predators. Also, ermine fur in winter becomes especially thick and soft, warming its owner more.
After a harsh winter, when good and easy days come, you can meet polar bears swimming at the edge of the ice. Polar bears are still funny and can have fun alone with anything they find.
here is a red-legged booby Sula sula - and absolutely not afraid of tourists who arrived on the Galapagos Islands! The red-legged booby nests mainly on the tropical islands of the Pacific Ocean, less often in the Indian and Atlantic. It builds nests from sticks in a shrub, usually lays one egg, which incubates for about 45 days. Adults have been observed in the north up to the area of the Tatar Strait and the south of the Kuril Ridge. The color of the feathers is white, light gray or light brown, the paws are reddish, webbed, and the beak is light blue. The rear edge of the wing is black. The body length of the red-legged booby is about 70 cm, the wingspan is up to 1.5 m. Its main diet consists of small fish and squid
Cows occupy the second largest number of mammals on earth. And in some regions there are more cows than people. For example, in Australia, the number of cows is 40% higher than the number of people.
Owls love the game of hide-and-seek and masterfully blend in with the world around them.
That's what it means to look at it from a different angle😅 Flying foxes, filmed upside down, look like they're at a private party
Tarsier. A velvety-soft ball of brown fur with two golden saucers for eyes, tarsier is also one of the strangest animals.
The genius of disguise ― that's exactly what I want to say about the caterpillar, which lives in India and Southeast Asia. Even knowing that a caterpillar is sitting on a leaf, you won't be able to find it right away. The fact is that the insect practically merges with its surroundings.
The hearing of owls is very subtle, the frequency of sound that the owl's ears are able to pick up starts from 2 Hz, and a person at best picks up a sound with a frequency of 16 Hz.
A visual video showing how parrots feed their chicks 🦜 Chicks cannot digest hard food like adult parrots do, so they need to eat foods that are easily digested. Parent parrots regurgitate partially digested food into the chick's beak, so it receives the nutrients necessary for development.
Lynxes have very sharp hearing. They can hear human footsteps several kilometers away.
Brown-eared arasari. They live in the rainforests of South America, especially in Brazil, Peru and Bolivia. These birds feed on fruits, berries, nuts and seeds, and can also eat insects and other small animals. In the wild, brown-eared arasari live in large flocks, where they communicate through loud cries. During the mating season, males perform spectacular dances in front of females to attract their attention.
Katydids. Katydids are relatives of grasshoppers. They live all over the world, with the exception of the polar regions. These insects are usually active at night, and they can be heard, but they are difficult to see because of their diverse coloration, which helps them hide from predators. Katydids are famous for their ability to produce sounds using their front wings, like a creaking sound or a circular song. They use these sounds to attract partners and to communicate.
Tinker. Tinkers are universal horses for harness and saddles. And the calm and balanced nature makes these horses a good option for novice riders. At many racetracks, tankers are used to escort hot Arabian or English-bred horses to the starting boxes. With their serenity, these horses help to calm their fellows before the start of the race.
Tarantula. The body length of the largest tarantulas is about six centimeters, excluding the paw span. But with a relatively modest body size, the tarantula's paw span can reach 20-25 centimeters. All tarantulas are poisonous, but their venom is not capable of killing a person. In terms of toxicity and consequences, a tarantula bite for humans is comparable to a bee sting.
Marine iguanas are the only lizards that spend most of their time in the ocean and are endemic to the Galapagos Islands. They can dive to a depth of 30 meters and hold their breath for up to an hour!
Kestrel versus Cockatoo. Parrots are not as harmless as they may seem at first glance!
A baby prehensile-tailed porcupine. It lives in the rainforests of most of South America - in the south its range reaches the borders of Argentina. Instead of walking on the ground, hiding in burrows and eating roots and insects, like all ordinary porcupines, the tenacious tail prefers to live in trees, sleep in hollows, and eat fruits, leaves and bark.
The male ruby hummingbird often looks very dark until it turns towards the sun, and then its plumage flashes a bright color.
A black snake, or a black echidna, or a red-bellied black asp. A species of venomous snakes from the family of asps, which lives in various regions of Eurasia. These snakes got their names because of the peculiarities of their body coloration, which can range from black to dark gray, and some species also have a reddish tinge on the ventral side.
Lemurs live in large friendly families, fights and conflicts in which are a vanishing rarity
Most impala cubs are born at noon, when their enemies are resting. Noon is the safest part of the day for these antelopes. The female stays with the cub for a few more days away from the herd, and then they return together.
The owl's eyes look only forward, the bird cannot move them like a human. Mustache has no eyeballs. That is why owls are not able to rotate their eyes or move them.
A hungry snail is not picky and often eats everything it can find. Snails can even feed on algae, fungi and mold.
You may have heard that mongooses hunt snakes. But hardly ever seen it! The Indian grey mongoose is known for fighting the king cobra, one of the deadliest snakes in the world. Mongooses come into fights with many different types of snakes, but cobras occupy a fairly high place on this list. Mongooses are largely immune to the venom of venomous snakes. Despite their natural immunity to venom, mongooses who engage in battles with snakes may still face the risk of injury or even death. Many snakes, especially cobras, are much larger than mongooses and can withstand quite a serious fight. Even if a mongoose successfully defeats a snake, sometimes it can get hurt by eating it. Snake fangs can damage the mongoose's stomach or any other part of the digestive tract.
Snow leopards do not know how to growl, like many representatives of the feline family of this size. But like all cats, they can purr and make subtle sounds that vaguely resemble meowing.
The diamond pheasant, which is also called Lady Amherst's pheasant. Lady Amherst was the wife of Sir William Pitt Amherst, the acting governor of Bengal in the early 1800s. He was responsible for sending the first specimen of the diamond pheasant to London in 1828. Diamond pheasants are very shy birds. They rarely fly, but they run fast. In case of danger, they always run away. Diamond pheasants have a long tail and beautiful iridescent feathers. Birds feed on bamboo shoots, small insects, small ferns and some fruits.
😻 The amazing animal of the Genet It looks like a hybrid of a cat, a dog and a ferret. He is easily tamed and can become a good pet.
The European oriole. It lives in Europe, Western Asia and North Africa. Orioles live in wooded areas, where they build nests in tree hollows. They feed on insects, berries and seeds.
The nambat is a marsupial mammal that lives in Australia. It is also known as the marsupial anteater. It is the only species in the family Myrmecobiidae. Nambats feed mainly on ants and termites. They use their long tongues and sticky pads on their fingers to catch insects. Nambats can also eat other small insects and some fruits.
The kiwi bird. This is an amazing creature, unlike other birds. It is a small flightless bird that lives in New Zealand. It is very surprising that kiwis do not have wings, but their place is taken by short feathers similar to hair, and a strikingly long and curved beak is used to search for worms and insects in the soil. One of the most amazing facts about kiwis is that female kiwis have the largest egg compared to their own body size. The weight of an egg can be up to 20% of the weight of the bird itself. This is very unusual for birds, given their small size.
The largest colony of puffins is found off the coast of Iceland, where more than 50% of the global population of these birds lives.
The crossing of single-humped and double-humped camels leads to the appearance of offspring, which is called "nar".