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Sea turtles are solitary and remain in the marine environment throughout their lives, with the exception of adult females that seek out beaches to lay eggs. This characteristic of the life cycle makes studies of its behavior difficult.

Elephants are known to be highly intelligent and curious creatures. In areas where elephants and humans interact closely, such as near roads or villages, it appears that some have learned to associate vehicles with food. This may prompt them to stop vehicles to look for delicious treats. This behavior is not typical of wild elephants and is likely a sign of human influence on their natural habitat or behavior learned from previous human encounters.

ABSOLUTE UNITY! 🦈 Freediving with a huge white shark. Beyond magic! Please Amazing swimming with one of the biggest white sharks ever! Just wearing so smooth and beautiful. Help ban the deliberate killing of sharks and rays.

Hungry grouper right there! 🐟👀 "After spearfishing on the outer reef, a 250kg Queensland grouper swims up to the boat to say hello and suddenly feels like bait" 👍🏽

That's one ugly shark! 🦈 What kind of shark is this? Comment below! 💭 “In this video, it looks like we have a big shark that was being released from fishing nets 🦈”

For the people who wanted the man to save the bird, its nature, sometimes we can't stop something that life was made of, and he didn't have a chance to save it, the bird was already caught, so please let the circle of life make their work

“Deep in the Earth’s scrotum – i.e. the bottom of the sea – there is a mysterious creature known as a snailfish (Careproctus longifilis). It belongs to the snail family (Liparidae), which consists of more than 400 different known species. They are very hardy creatures, adapted to live in extreme environments with low light levels and high pressures and frigid temperatures. Despite their intimidating appearance, most snail species are actually quite small, less than 30 cm long (the largest species I found on the internet was Polypera simushirae at 77 cm). And yes, I know Godzilla was technically a reptile, so don't get me started on the tadpole comment. “

Play with enough sharks to get bitten! This diver was lucky. 🦈😧🌊 need to ban these shark tours that use sharks for tourists to dive, they will start associating divers/humans with a free meal!

Although it is not common for otters to hunt birds such as gulls, they are opportunistic feeders, which means they can hunt and eat a seagull if other food sources are scarce or if a convenient opportunity arises (say, for example, someone be feeding Them!) Being opportunistic feeders allows people to otters survive and thrive in a variety of environments and under different conditions, as they can readily exploit any source of food available.

In the recording, which soon had repercussions among Internet users, it is possible to see the moment when a crocodile approaches and carries out an attack against another animal of the same species. When analyzing the images, it can be seen that the intense fight between the reptiles continues, until one of them ends up supposedly “giving in” after a bite.

Normally, a single lion - even a pride of lions - wouldn't dream of taking on an adult hippo in the prime of its life. Even if the reward is great, the risks far outweigh any perceived benefits. Hippos, especially those in their prime, are too hot-headed and life-threatening to be worth the effort required to bring them down.

NSANO! 🦈 Absolutely monstrous white shark eating some fresh tuna! Being in search of something and, mainly, being about to obtain a reward is a very strong stimulus for the release of dopamine in the brain. But perhaps the greatest stimulus of all for dopamine release is when it's followed by a positive surprise.

until its tail separates from its body, only for the horse to swallow it, guess what - you're the majority. Although horses are capable of consuming the meat of others when the going gets tough, it is not part of their regular diet. A horse's teeth and digestive system are optimized for crushing hay, grass and other vegetation because they provide virtually everything they need to function.

A giant humpback whale jumped over a small boat off the coast of New Jersey City, USA. At the time of the incident, 23-year-old Zach Piller and his father were fishing in the area and ended up recording the unusual appearance of the mammal. The case was registered on October 12th. The images show the moment when the ocean water begins to “boil” and several fish jump on the surface. Suddenly, the head of the huge humpback appears next to the small boat where father and son were.