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A mother and calf dolphin leap out of the water the costa rican coast in search of their next meal

Baby elephant meets other elephants for the first time.

Peek a boo with a baby orangutan..

Chinstrap penguin leap from water to rest on an iceberg

Watch this male Parotia bird of heaven perform the "ballerina dance"

Elephant Snack time, Ana tree seed pods are full of protein.

You've heard of snow animal , now behold sea animal Clione limacina

Don't blink, this adorable cub one day grow into a 300 giant panda

Native to the Scottish Highlands, Mountain hares are built for snow, but now there's less of it.

Beautiful birds hunting fish from the lake. Most amazing and incredible birds in the world, but can't see, only watch them in this video.

Watch the yellowfin tuna smash into a ''bait ball'' of mackere..

Elephants have a unique social structure where they live in groups called herds. These herds are led by a matriarch, usually the oldest and most experienced female elephant. The matriarch is responsible for making decisions for the herd and guiding them to food and water sources. Elephants have a strong sense of community and cooperation, often working together to protect their young and defend against predators. When it is time to move to a new location, elephants will assemble and follow the matriarch's lead, forming a line and walking in a single file. This allows for efficient movement and ensures that the herd stays together. Overall, the assembly of elephants is a fascinating display of their social structure and their ability to work together as a cohesive unit.

Most sharks are cold-blooded, but the great white shark has a real-life superpower.

Attraction lion's

How To Remove Tied Hands From Rope

Monkey Eating Peanuts