INFANTICIDE as both an adaptive and evolutionary behaviour is very common among LIONS. Cubs like this one must survive it to one day rule their own pride.
A Lion climb a tree;
#1. To cool off. On hot days, a tree offers shade and better airflow than the ground.
And
# 2. To get a better view. From a branch, lions can watch for prey, rivals, or other predators over long distances.
KORI BUSTARDS.
They often follow grass fires or herds of zebras, buffalo, and antelopes to catch insects and other small animals disturbed by the movement. COMMENSALISM.
Like cattle egrets they benefit from facilitation foraging. Big animals flush off insects for them
Ecological importance of Oxpeckers.
When ticks are plentiful, oxpeckers mainly act as cleaners.
When ticks are scarce, they rely more on blood and wounds, making the interaction less beneficial.
This flexibility makes the oxpecker–host relationship unusual among symbioses.
The lek breeding system in Topis. Male topis gather in a lek—a cluster of small neighbouring territories.
Each male occupies a tiny display area.
Females visit the lek to choose a mate.
Few males, especially those in the centre of the lek, achieve most of the mating. #Eugenics
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