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Iguanas’ stout build gives them a clumsy look, but they are fast and agile on land. They have strong jaws with razor-sharp teeth and sharp tails, which makeup half their body length and can be used as whips to drive off predators.
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Bounce, baby, bounce!
From #mating to warning each other, red-crowned #cranes dance gracefully by leaping into the air or bouncing like a #ball.
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One step, cha cha cha, two steps, cha cha cha!
Blue-footed boobies are aptly named, and males take great pride in their fabulous feet. During mating rituals, male birds show off their feet to potential mates with a high-stepping strut.
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A gentle floss machine for crocs!
An Egyptian Plover bird gets into the crocodile's mouth and picks out the tiny bits of food stuck in its teeth. The food picked from the crocodile's teeth is then used by the plover bird to satiate its hunger. #ThingsAnimalsDo
How To Get A Girl feat. Green Anole! The male green anole has a pink flap of skin hanging in an arc below its neck called a “dewlap” which it shows off to attract the females or scare away other males. It will also do push-ups and bob its head to put on a display #ThingsAnimalsDo
Hello, anybody there? I am coming out!
While hatching out of eggs, the young dwarf crocodile emits loud calls, which serves as a signal for their mother, who then unearths the eggs, helping them come out and carrying them to the water.
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When threatened by predators, opossums sometimes flop onto their sides and lie on the ground with their eyes closed or staring fixedly into space. They extend their tongues and appear to be dead. This is to fool the predator to create an opportunity to escape.
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Stealthy while hunting, Cooper’s hawk moves from perch to perch in dense cover, listening and watching, then putting on a burst of speed to overtake prey. Sometimes, they cruise low over the ground, approach from behind the shrubbery to take the prey by surprise.
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The fur of the glowing platypus glows a bluish-green hue under ultraviolet light. Hence, they are biofluorescent. These creatures also have beaver-like tails and duck-like bills, the latter of which they use to sense prey while hunting at night with closed eyes.
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When is an orchid not an orchid? When it’s an orchid mantis!
With petal-like legs, the female orchid mantis attracts the prey by mimicking flowers. However, the male orchid mantises remain small and camouflaged to avoid predators as well as to ambush the prey.
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The lowland streaked tenrec is the only mammal practising stridulation, which is when it rubs together parts of its body to release sounds. Like, when a baby tenrec loses its mother, it will rub its spines together, emitting noise, which helps it find its mother.
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An antisocial weasel!
Besides the breeding season, the nocturnal short-tailed weasels are socially inactive. They also possess a stinky smell which acts as a smelly defence and helps them to keep other weasels away.
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A jumpy antelope.
In Africa, Greater kudu is known for its fence-jumping skills. When threatened, it can jump up to 3.5m fence, while giving a loud and sharp alarm bark.
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Dusky dolphins are known for their acrobatic skills, performing a combination of leaps, flips, rolls and turns. However, these dolphins are not born with acrobatic skills, they acquire these skills by observing performances of experienced adult dolphins.
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“Jay! Jay!..”
...Is only one of the wide variety of sounds a blue jay employs. The blue jay is also known to imitate the sound of a hawk (when spotted), which kind of acts as an alarm to other birds who could become the hawk’s meal.
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Strength in unity!
When a predator approaches, a group of American avocets form a unity. They extend their bills out towards each other and walk with their teetering gait and outstretched wings to scare off the predator.
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For a terrifying predator, a Nile crocodile is an extremely caring parent. While most reptiles lay eggs and move on, the parent crocs guard their nests with their lives. They roll the eggs gently in their mouths to help the hatching babies emerge.
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Yummm…!
When they are not fighting off the lions, African buffaloes are seen eating grass. A lot! It forms a bulk of their diet. Like cows, these buffaloes chew cud to extract essential nutrients.
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Within the pack of the Arctic wolves, there is a very complex social order. Each wolf knows its position through body posture communication. The pack male leader always mates the dominant female while everyone shares the responsibility to look after the pups.
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Meet the snowy monkey of the old world.
The Japanese macaques are highly social creatures. They are known to bathe with each other, make snowballs, and use plenty of vocalisation as a part of their socialisation.
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