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1 day ago
BUT LARGE WINGS PASS OVERHEAD!! #2025MMM
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davesdogmaggie.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Double you tea eff?
#2025MMM
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natickbobcat.bsky.social
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#2025MMM
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docrowschaef.bsky.social
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muddycat.bsky.social
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1 day ago
CHOOPA COBBLER
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mammalssuck.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Abberrantly off course on her spring migration, as sometimes happens (Strandberg et al. 2010)
and circling slowly, a marsh harrier (Circus aeruginosus)
glides closer above the lone mustelid...
strength nearly spent, the raptor lands near Spotted-Necked Otter.
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mrsroygbiv.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Oh no 🙈 not the 🦦!! #2025MMM
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dwaynefuhlhage.bsky.social
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1 day ago
SOMETHING BAD IS GOING TO HAPPEN TO @natickbobcat.bsky.social
#IncidentalBobcat #DeathFromAbove #2025MMM
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mammalssuck.bsky.social
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Spotted-necked otters are opportunistic feeders of mammals AND BIRDS
with an impressively flexible dietary niche,
and OTTER ATTACKS THE FEEBLE RAPTOR!!!
(Perrin and Carugati 2000) #2025MMM
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petnoodle.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Whoa!!! REVIVED BY BLOOD, THE POET-OTTER ARISES #2025MMM
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mammalssuck.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Addax browses on woody scrub brush common on the desert landscape, digesting very slowly to conserve water.
(Seri et al. 2018, Hummel et al. 2008) #2025MMM
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drtljy.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Again, the ungulate just looks on while eating. There’s a reason they are my research focus. #bcvammm #2025MMM
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mammalssuck.bsky.social
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The 8x heavier Otter tackles the exhausted raptor, pressing beak and talons into the sand!
Mighty Otter bites to the neck of the raptor do rapid damage!
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mammalssuck.bsky.social
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The raptor's talons dig deep furrows in sand...
then stillness as mortality in the Sahara
ends the spring migration
of another Marsh Harrier
(Strandberg et al. 2010) #2025MMM
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davesdogmaggie.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Perchance to dream!
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natickbobcat.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Unlikely #Carnage
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mammalssuck.bsky.social
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Spotted-necked Otter begins to consume his raptor meal,
eating some of the feathers that won't be digested
(and show up in poo to reveal that spotted-necked otter consumes birds, though more typically waterfowl) (Perrin and Carugati 2000) #2205MMM
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peromyscus.bsky.social
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😭 #2025MMM
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prairiedogking.bsky.social
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1 day ago
take it's wings, little otter! fly away! FLY! #2025MMM
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petnoodle.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Rimbaud the Flying Otter, coming to Netflix next month!
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kellybrenner.bsky.social
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1 day ago
at least it's not invertebrate carnage #2025MMM
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peromyscus.bsky.social
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1 day ago
NOOOO otter, don't kill the bird #2025MMM don't
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mammalssuck.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Check the citations in the mmmagazine later, it's a really cool article about mortality in the spring and fall migrations of raptors in the Sahara! #2025MMM
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deathbymustelid.bsky.social
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MIGHTY MUSTELIDS!!! #2025MMM
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modcur.bsky.social
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1 day ago
Unexpected incidental carnage! #2025MMM
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prairiedogking.bsky.social
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#2025MMM
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deathbymustelid.bsky.social
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1 day ago
but she has enough strength to carry a large ovine off the battlefield, right? #2025MMM
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kellybrenner.bsky.social
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otter carnage by a bird!! #2025MMM
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jhayden.bsky.social
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1 day ago
You called Gwaihir Airlift?
#DeusExMachina #2025MMM
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modcur.bsky.social
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The emergency extraction team coming to airlift the otter to the nearest river? #2025MMM
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#2025MMM
and circling slowly, a marsh harrier (Circus aeruginosus)
glides closer above the lone mustelid...
strength nearly spent, the raptor lands near Spotted-Necked Otter.
#2025MMM
#IncidentalBobcat #DeathFromAbove #2025MMM
with an impressively flexible dietary niche,
and OTTER ATTACKS THE FEEBLE RAPTOR!!!
(Perrin and Carugati 2000) #2025MMM
(Seri et al. 2018, Hummel et al. 2008) #2025MMM
Mighty Otter bites to the neck of the raptor do rapid damage!
#2025MMM
then stillness as mortality in the Sahara
ends the spring migration
of another Marsh Harrier
(Strandberg et al. 2010) #2025MMM
#2025MMM
#2025MMM
eating some of the feathers that won't be digested
(and show up in poo to reveal that spotted-necked otter consumes birds, though more typically waterfowl) (Perrin and Carugati 2000) #2205MMM
#2025MMM
#DeusExMachina #2025MMM