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A heron grabs a squirrel with lightning speed. In fact, herons eat not only fish, but also frogs, snakes, other birds, chicks, and rodents. But this time, a squirrel became her prey. Friends, if you liked the video, click on +, add comments and optionally subscribe to promote the channel !!!!!!

In fact, in some African tribes, a cow is not only a sign of wealth. But it is also really a source of liquid, they wash their faces with urine, wash their hair, wash dishes, and even add it to milk for greater safety. Such cows, as a rule, do not go for meat or milk (they do not give much milk, do not have muscle mass) but simply show the status of the owner Friends, if you liked the video, click on +, add comments and optionally subscribe to promote the channel !!!!!!

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Bongo Antelope! 👉+ This forest antelope lives in Africa. Prefers wooded location, but can enter mountains up to 3000 m above the level Friends, if you liked the video, click on +, add comments and optionally subscribe to promote the channel !!!!!!

Herpeton (tentacle snake) Erpeton tentaculatum refers to the freshwater snakes of Indochina, or rather, to the already-shaped ones. Put ❤️❤️❤️ This one already has a pair of cone-shaped tentacles growing on its head. Most likely, these two small outgrowths equipped with muscles are used as sensory sensors, with the help of which the herpeton receives information about what is happening around. In a calm state, the snake presses its tentacles to its head, and if necessary, pushes them forward like antennae, feeling everything in search of prey. This snake is small (70-90 cm in length), it never comes out on land and is often covered with algae, which helps it camouflage itself in the water. Friends, if you liked the video, click on +, add comments and optionally subscribe to promote the channel !!!!!!

Red pandas have a soft, thick woolly undercoat covered with long, stiff guard hairs. Long, bushy tails help these arboreal animals keep their balance and protect them from harsh cold and wind. Thick fur completely covers their paws with five widely spaced toes and semi-retractable claws. Friends, if you liked the video, click on +, add comments and optionally subscribe to promote the channel !!!!!!

Birds are known to be the direct descendants of dinosaurs. In any case, the evolutionary origin of their feathers can be traced back to Carnotaurus (a huge carnivorous dinosaur 9 meters long and with teeth the size of daggers). Looking at the modern cassowary, it is very easy to believe that they are close relatives with the carnotaurus: the Guinness Book of Records calls the cassowary the most dangerous bird on Earth. A disturbed cassowary can deliver a dangerous kick with a hypertrophied claw. During World War II, the US and Australian military stationed in New Guinea were instructed not to engage in conflict with these aviancosaurs.

Cat and Parrot! Jealous, pays attention to other birds, but not to him. Friends, if you liked the video, click on +, add comments and optionally subscribe to promote the channel !!!!!!

Why do cats have such a tongue? First of all, they are necessary for a cat in order to bring beauty: after all, thick hair must be combed out. Therefore, the protrusions on the tongue work like the teeth of a comb: the cat licks itself, at the same time combing out the fallen hairs and additionally combing the wool and fluff. By the way, dogs also lick themselves, but their tongue is smooth. But not only for combing out such a tongue they have. These protruding scales, pointing inside the mouth, help cats to drink. When drinking, they do not bend their tongue in the shape of a spatula, like dogs - they kind of make themselves a spoon for water. And in cats, water lingers precisely on these scales and thus enters the body. Friends, if you liked the video, click on +, add comments and optionally subscribe to promote the channel !!!!!!

Smoky (owl) frogmouth Tawny frogmouth does not belong to owls at all, its closest relatives are nightjars. This bird lives throughout Australia and on the island of Tasmania. It reaches a length of 35-55 cm and weighs up to 700 g, and in zoos (where it is obese) - up to 1400 g. The eyes are yellow, the beak is wide, above the beak there is a bunch of bristly feathers. With their beaks they click loudly and can also make resounding rising calls. These birds hunt at night, but during the day they sit on logs or on tree branches closer to the trunk. The coloration is patronizing - sitting quietly and vertically, they completely merge with the tree. When threatened, the smoky frogmouth freezes with its eyes almost closed, straightening up and sticking out its beak and relying on its patronizing coloration. The Smoky Frogmouth is insectivorous but occasionally eats frogs or other small animals. When hunting, they use a beak more than claws, which is different from the owls with which they are often compared. Friends, if you liked the video, click on +, add comments and optionally subscribe to promote the channel !!!!!!

Praying mantises are masters of disguise. Depending on the environment, they can be either green or brown. Therefore, it is extremely difficult to see praying mantises among the foliage or on the bark of a tree. With each molt, these insects acquire a color that will best match the surrounding nature. 12 weeks. Friends, if you liked the video, click on +, add comments and optionally subscribe to promote the channel !!!!!!

But this cephalopod can, by adjusting the amount of ammonia ions in the chambers of the shell, sink or float - the principle that is used in modern submarines was invented by him hundreds of millions of years ago. Most modern cephalopods lack a shell and have an elongated body with a small number of head tentacles. At the same time, in the Paleozoic, hundreds of millions of years ago, ammonites and nautiloids flourished, possessing a well-developed outer shell and numerous tentacles. The ammonites that dominated past geological eras have completely died out, but a small number of nautiloid species have managed to survive and survive in the tropical regions of the Pacific and Indian oceans. For this reason, the nautilus, along with the coelacanth, horseshoe crabs, and some other species, are called "living fossils." Ancient nautiluses grew up to 3.5m, but the current ones only up to 25 cm - but thanks for that, but they survived! Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

The common beaver, or river beaver (lat. Castor fiber), is a semi-aquatic mammal of the rodent order; one of two modern members of the beaver family (along with the Canadian beaver, which was previously considered a subspecies). The largest rodent of the Old World fauna and the second largest rodent after the capybara. How would you comment on this video? Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

Winter, it's cold for everyone. Who can survive the winter as much as possible ... 🦌🐗 Don't forget about biotechnical measures - help animals! Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

The fox decided to feast on it! But the head of the family will not give up so easily, and will not give offense to this red-haired hichnik Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

Venus flytrap (lat. Dionaea muscipula) is a species of carnivorous plants from the monotypic genus Dionea of ​​the Rosyankovye family (Droseracea). Plant marshy areas of the east coast of the United States of America (North and South Carolina). The Venus flytrap catches its victims (insects, arachnids) with the help of a specialized trapping apparatus formed from the marginal parts of the leaves. The closing of the trap is initiated by fine trigger (sensitive) hairs on the surface of the leaves. To slam the trapping apparatus, it is necessary to exert a mechanical impact on at least two hairs on the sheet with an interval of no more than 20 seconds. This selectivity provides protection against accidental slamming in response to falling objects that do not have nutritional value (raindrops, debris, etc.). Moreover, digestion begins after at least five stimulation of sensitive hairs. Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

It's just amazing!!! That's probably how the pyramids were built, class! what do you think? Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

It's really cool with a chainsaw, cool!!! Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

Here is the catch!This is a catch! Honestly, I would not crack, and you? Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

Real masters! I'm shocked! what is it possible to create art. Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

Skyscraper with waterfall in China The building called "Liebu International Building" with a height of 121 meters is located in the city of Guiyang. Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

bridge gallery Norway Unusual art gallery - Kistefos located in a picturesque place, 1.5 hours drive from Oslo. Apart from the paintings... the architecture itself is a work of art. Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

Modern architecture in Florida. Hotel in the shape of a concrete and glass guitar. The guitar-shaped hotel is a local landmark, and it's not just about its original shape. From all sides, the building is illuminated by 2.3 million LED bulbs, and in the evenings a laser light show is shown on the facade. LEDs "know how" to respond to music, change the color and intensity of the glow. Friends. If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

This extraordinary desert is covered with snow-white sand dunes up to 40 meters high. Since Lencois Maranhensis is adjacent to the Amazon Basin, it is subject to regular precipitation - there are 300 times more precipitation here than in the Sahara! From January to June, heavy rains pour in the desert, and the water, not having time to go into the ground, accumulates in the valleys between the dunes. As a result, we get a cosmic landscape - snow-white sand dunes going beyond the horizon, and between them fabulously beautiful turquoise lagoons. Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!

The Teapot Fountain in China's Sichuan Province or the Crane Hanging in the Air Fountain is a clever illusion. It was first installed in the city of Cadiz in southwestern Spain, but proved so popular with tourists that subsequently similar fountains began to appear around the world. Friends If I liked the video, click on +, add comments and, if you desire, subscribe to the promotion of the channel !!!!!!