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The Desert Tortoise spends about 95% of its life in burrows. Emerging for feeding and mating in late winter and remaining active through spring, during prolonged droughts, they reduce metabolism and water loss in burrows.

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The Kit Fox, North America's smallest fox species, has evolved to adapt to the semiarid deserts of California. Despite their small size, Kit Foxes have big ears that help them hear well and stay cool.

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California Condor is the largest North American land bird and one of the most expensive species to conserve in the US.

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Atlantic Puffins are excellent divers and can reach depths of up to 60 meters while hunting for fish.
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Both parents of Walden's Hornbill use saliva and mud to protect and seal the female and eggs in a tree cavity, leaving a hole for the male to feed.

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Right now there are over 3500 cranes in Pulken, Skåne!

#pulken #crane #tranor

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Cranes are back in Skåne, Sweden this spring!

#cranes #pulken

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���� Wild tiger population at a glance. #SaveTheTigers #Conservation #Wildlife #tiger

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New article at https://t.co/0uT4C4jOe3 #Wildlife #PolarBear #Canada

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New article at https://t.co/fH9AicIjqG #Wildlife #IberianLynx #Spain

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New article at https://t.co/e0vklshAdN #Wildlife #ScottishWildcat #UnitedKingdom

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New article at https://t.co/506DFuzoPF #Wildlife #NorthernWhiteRhino #Kenya

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New article at https://t.co/RQKqDmx3X2 #Wildlife #IndochineseTiger #Thailand

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Renowned as the 'Lord of the Jungle,' the Sri Lankan Leopard is a distinct subspecies indigenous to Sri Lanka. Popular spots for leopard sightings include Horton Plains National Park, Yala National Park, and Wilpattu National Park.

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Other endangered birds in Australia need our attention.

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Atlantic Puffins are excellent divers and can reach depths of up to 60 meters while hunting for fish.📷

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#iceland #icelandwildlife #icelandanimal #wildlife #wildlifeconservation #wildlifeplanet #endangeredanimals #rareanimals #wildlifephotos

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The red-crowned crane, known as "tancho" is considered a symbol of longevity, fidelity, and good fortune in various East Asian cultures.

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#redcrownedcrane #Japanwildlife #japananimal #wildlife #wildlifeconservation #wildlifeplanet

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Do Asiatic Black Bear Hibernate?
Asiatic Black Bears hibernate in snowy northern regions (Oct-Dec). In areas with year-round food and no snow, from the Himalayan foothills southward, they don't hibernate.

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Love is in the air as Roseate Spoonbills and Ibises gather to celebrate Valentine's Day! 🩷 They dance and socialize, forming a unique avian love fest in the wetland.

#richplanet #Roseatespoonbills #wildlife #wildlifeplanet #birdlovers #birdphotography #Valentinesday

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Snow leopards showcase impressive jumping skills, capable of leaping distances up to 15 meters (50 feet), equivalent to 7 times their body length!

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#snowleopard #nepal #nepalwildlife #nepalanimal #wildlife #wildlifeconservation