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With you Fairlane and now I'm off to Lenster. Since childhood I've been very fond of nature and especially animals, so I decided to diversify my social med
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- Sheep have strong, rounded bodies and thin but strong legs, so they can make long treks.
- Hummingbirds usually lay two eggs one at a time, one to two days apart. Hummingbird chicks hatch from the eggs in about two weeks.
- A very rare and breathtaking moment was captured: a baby jaguar swam across the strait while sitting on the back of its skillful mother.
- Whale sharks are not whales, they are sharks. And they are the biggest fish in the sea
- Benthams are an exotic dwarf chicken breed. The birds are characterized by spectacular appearance.
- Tyra is an active hunter, it is constantly searching for prey and does not ambush it. It detects prey by sense of smell, while its eyesight is poorly developed
- 🦌🦌🦌 Red deer are Scotland's largest deer. They were introduced to ornamental deer parks in 1860 and now live in the wild. Their body length reaches 180 cm, with males being significantly larger than females.
- Foxes have very good hearing, so it is not difficult for them to detect a rodent burrowing under the snow. The only thing left to do is to suddenly jump from above and grab the prey!
- A mother sea leopard with her cub.
- The giraffe's long neck helps it reach food from trees. But when it comes to the ground (be it water or grass), the giraffe has to kneel down or spread its front legs apart, because it can't just reach the floor.
- All gophers have one curious habit - at the sight of potential danger, they stand up on their hind legs and whistle amusingly.
- Although owls do not belong to the family of waterfowl, but still feel great in the water and are even able to swim butterfly.
- Sloths have 30% less muscle mass than similarly sized mammals. Specialized tendons in the sloth's arms and legs are locked in place, allowing them to hang upside down for long periods of time without losing energy.
- In cats, only the pads on the paws sweat.
- Far Eastern leopard. It does not like the nomadic way of life, is accustomed to dwelling where it was originally settled, and walks the same roads.
- Lemurs are predominantly nocturnal animals. Despite many differences, monkeys are the closest relatives.
- Ermines, just like squirrels or hares, change the color of their fur depending on the season for better camouflage. In summer, Ermines are mostly brown, except for the white belly, but in winter the whole animal is covered with beautiful snow-white fur, and only the tip of the tail remains black.
- 🐨🐨🐨 Koalas are considered to be almost the most defenseless and harmless animals in the world. They don't attack anyone and have absolutely no idea how to defend themselves. If you hurt them, they will at best run away, but they will most likely not hit back or bite.
- 🦌🦌🦌 A two day old moose exploring the sounds of this vast world.
- Chameleons are patient hunters. With careful movements, they wait for the right moment to jump. We must not forget the eyes: attentive and independent
- When encountering danger, the bear begins to growl loudly, stands on its hind limbs and tries to knock down the enemy, or catch it with its front paws.
- The bison is the only wild bull in Europe that has survived to this day. They are very large bulls that can reach 2 meters in height and 1000 kg in weight!
- A bear catches a fish.
- The female caracal gradually transfers her cubs to solid food, teaches them the wisdom of hunting, and six months after birth she leaves them.
- Alligators and crocodiles can't scratch their own necks, so they are very happy when they are scratched.
- Hornets wash themselves using their front legs, which have special hairs called "brushes". They can use these brushes to gently clean dust and dirt from their bodies.
- The North American porcupine is the second largest rodent in North America after the beaver, with a body length of 60-90 cm, a thick tail up to 30 cm long, and a mass of 5-14 kg.
- Already in a couple of minutes after birth moose can stand on their feet, and after three days they begin to move freely.
- These huge birds of prey have a wingspan upwards of 2.4 meters, with females being larger than males. African fish eagles are very efficient hunters and only hunt for about 10 minutes each day.
- Like most monkeys, macaques are omnivorous, but prefer plant food, which includes fruits, leaves, seeds, petals, as well as bark and needles. Of animal food, they occasionally eat insects, bird eggs, and small vertebrates.
- Bongo is a pair of ungulates of the genus Forest Antelope. Representatives of the species reach a weight of 200 kg. Height at the withers is 100-130 cm.
- The anteater's tongue can reach up to 60 cm in length. The anteater's daily diet consists of 60,000 ants.
- Tiger saliva has pronounced antiseptic properties.
- The polar bear has the ability to go from calm to furious in an instant.
- The woodpecker is capable of "pecking" at a tree 20-25 times per second. This exceeds the speed of a machine gun.
- Big pandas were discovered in the mid-19th century, but it took 68 years to capture one for the first time. For a long time scientists considered the big panda to be a species of raccoon, but at the end of the 20th century a genetic test established that it was a bear.
- Lovebirds are small parrots known for their loyalty. They are believed to die from loneliness. It is for this peculiarity that the birds got their name.
- The osprey is a large bird of prey that is distributed all over the world, except Antarctica. It lives near bodies of water such as lakes, rivers, and the shores of seas and oceans.
Ospreys are famous fishermen and feed almost exclusively on fish, which they look for on the fly, hovering above the water at a height of up to 40 meters. When diving for fish, the birds can dive into water up to 2 meters.
- Penguins can easily distinguish the voices of both their second halves and their chicks. This is important because members of a large penguin colony are virtually indistinguishable in appearance.
- 🦒 🦒 🦒 Surprisingly, giraffes can make a variety of sounds to communicate with each other. But we can't hear them, because the frequency of these sounds is below 20 Hz.
- The beaver fells an aspen tree with a diameter of 5-7 cm in 5 minutes; a tree with a diameter of 40 cm is felled and stripped overnight, so that by morning only a skinned stump and a pile of shavings remain at the place of the beaver's work.
- It's a strange way that pelicans cool their bodies.
- 🦘🦘🦘This is what a baby kangaroo looks like.
- A hard-working squirrel can make three months worth of food in one day.
- Armadillos, like many other animals, also like to bathe.
- 🐠🐠🐠 The typical clown fish is considered orange and white, but these fish can be a variety of colors. You will find them in blue, yellow, red or even black depending on their location.
- 🦔🦔🦔 The bodies of young hedgehogs are protected from predators by about 3,000 needles.
- 🐎🐎🐎 Peabody is the smallest horse in the world weighing only 8.5 lbs.
- During migration, hummingbirds can cover a thousand kilometers in less than a day.
- The Okapi is an amazing animal. Outwardly resembles a horse, partly has the color of a zebra, and its closest relative is a giraffe.