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been spotted peeing into the air, shocking scientists... and the internet. During a recent study, researchers observed a group of these dolphins for more than 200 hours and saw males spurt urine into the air 36 times. Learn more about .this peculiar behavior at the in bio

submitted 10 days ago • 5 comments

This hummingbird literally fluffs its feathers. Ruby-throated hummingbirds spend a season in parts of Somalia called Ramadan during the winter, then migrate towards the northeast to provide solutions with the arrival of the winter season. To mate and reproduce in the summer

submitted 13 days ago • 0 comments

Social relationships in a wolf pack are based on cooperation and harmonious interaction to secure food, protection, and care for young. This cohesive system has made wolves one of the most effective predators in nature, and has contributed to their great success in surviving in diverse environments

submitted 18 days ago • 4 comments

These adorable loon chicks are having quite the splash

submitted 28 days ago • 1 comment

What do you think of his dance moves? The "lyre bird" joins the forests of and gets its name from its long, lyre-like feathers. During the mating season, it displays its feathers and fluffs them in the form of an ultrasonic fan while performing exercises and emitting various sounds to attract women

submitted 34 days ago • 1 comment

The gibbon monkey uses its long arms to swing from branch to branch. It walks upright on the ground, lives in small groups, and feeds on buds and fruits, as well as some insects, bird eggs, and small birds. He has long hair and is about 16-26 inches (40-65 cm) tall. Its coat varies from brown

submitted 42 days ago • 0 comments

these cubs develop their essential hunting skills

submitted 47 days ago • 1 comment

A show of dominance or a mating dance? The most likely option here is a struggle for influence and dominance. Claw clashes also occur in mating dances between bald eagles, but they are then at a higher altitude and separate before touching the ground or being harmed

submitted 48 days ago • 2 comments