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Swans are characterized by a very long and thin neck that allows them to search the bottom in deeper waters in search of food, as well as their size, by which they are the largest aquatic birds. The wings are long and wide. The legs are rather short, which is why the swans, moving on the ground, make a somewhat awkward impression. But on the water the swan is grace itself!

It turns out that ducks can dive very dexterously under water and even swim under water.

Feeding the little mantis with fruit midges at home

One of the cakes in the confectionery exhibition.

sly raccoon wants to escape.

It is a heavy duty phone with a loud old fashion sounding ring. It sounds great!. I would highly recommend this phone to anyone looking for a great old fashioned, heavy duty phone!

My son wants to become a firefighter, so we gave him a fire extinguisher for his birthday and offered to put out the fire. But the fire was stronger than the fire extinguisher.

These cute kids are only two days old, but they are already acquiring the formidable appearance of an adult praying mantis :)

Stalhelm (him. Stahlhelm, steel helmet) - an infantry helmet, which under this name is associated primarily with the armed forces of Germany from 1916 to 1945. Replacing during the First World War, Pickelhaube, later stalhelm became one of the most recognizable attributes of the soldiers of the Wehrmacht. The helmet presented in the video, presumably from the Second World War, was found on the territory of the former USSR. After the Second World War, people did everything from these helmets: night vases, pots, children's toilets, and even a colander could do.

Storks have built their nest on a power line pole and live right next to people. In Belarusian villages, this is considered a common occurrence.

for this focus you will need: a match, two forks and curiosity. Follow the instructions in the video and surprise your friends.

In such a simple way, having smeared the table with a soap solution, you can inflate a large soap bubble.

Feeding the common praying mantis at home. In this video, the praying mantis is eating a fly. A praying mantis will attack anything that moves because he is a real predator. Praying mantises are omnivorous and can attack any insects or small animals.

The first serious prey of a young praying mantis. Filmed at home in a terrarium.

An example of using artificial intelligence to create interesting images. It is enough to enter a text request for the desired picture and the network will draw it. This example uses the WONDER AI ART GENERATOR app.

graceful run of a cat after its “prey”

Thousands of crows have accumulated in city park and fly away ... P.S please approve this video for profit sharing ;)

Spring in 2018, we are in no hurry. Looks like,. that this is a belated winter :)

Dove is bold, but careful. and will not allow himself to be offended

That's what happens when a half of the monthly rainfall falls on a day. Belarus, Gomel. July 21, 2018.

They lived happily ever after and died on the same day. ------------------------------- when they were alive: https://rumble.com/vn2m4r-amazing-view-two-praying-mantises-different-colors.html?mref=78na&mc=2c880

Lucanus cervus, the European stag beetle, is one of the best-known species of stag beetle (family Lucanidae) in Western Europe. Now there is a widespread decline in the number of stag beetle, which is almost universally low and continues to decline. Stag beetles are rare and local, but mostly in large numbers. Despite this, the range of the species is declining, and in the near future it may be threatened with extinction.

Once, while walking through the forest, I saw an unusual picture: a small mountain ash was growing right on the birch, and there were already fruits on the mountain ash. I wonder how long the mountain ash can grow this way.

I managed to photograph how the praying mantis gives birth to offspring. The intervals of oviposition after copulating depend on the food intake and the overall physical fitness of the female. On average, 11 days are needed for the female to form and deposit an ootheca, which contains around 100 to 200 eggs. Copulation usually takes place in September or October, but the eggs overwinter and the larva do not hatch until the following spring. Hatching is strongly influenced by environmental conditions such as temperature (at least 17 °C) and humidity. Females prefer to deposit their eggs on solid substrates at warm and sunny sites. Most eggs from one ootheca hatch at the same time along the entire convex site, as worm-like prelarvae. The hatchings always occur in the morning. ---------------------------------------- Sound from free YouTube audio library (free use, attribution not required): Drifting at 432 Hz - Unicorn Heads (No Copyright Music)

successful cat hunting for pigeon