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Natural Habitat Shorts Compilation Part 1

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Natural Habitat Shorts Compilation Part 2

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Axolotls are able to regrow their limbs, tail, gills, brain and heart in just a few weeks

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Honey Badgers can sleep off some of the most venomous snake bites because of their thick skin

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In winter, some weasels shed their coats for white ones to blend into the snow and avoid predators.

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Cuckoos find host nests and swap an egg for her own. Her chicks push the host chicks out of the nest

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Male otters sometimes hold pups for ransom under water to force the mother to give up her food. 🦦🍟

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In the fall, snakes steal the dens of rodents and usually eat them to prepare for winter. 🐍🏠🍂

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Many species of shrews are venomous. They use their venom to paralyze prey. 🛝🐭💤

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Prairie dogs kiss each other as a form of greeting and a way to recognize each other.

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Lizards, amphibians, and other reptiles shed their skin and eat it to avoid wasting any nutrients.

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The binturong or bear cat smells like popcorn and defecates on animals it feels threatened by.

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When rats are happy they grind their teeth causing their eyes to bulge in and out AKA boggling

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It’s theorized that chickens recognize and differentiate one another based on their combs. 👒🐓🧢

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Ducks with gold found in their gizzards have caused multiple gold rushes throughout history

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DIRECTOR’S CUT - Eagle Death Spiral

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The hognose snake will play dead when threatened. If turned onto its stomach it will flip back over

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Natural Habitat Shorts Batrick Compilation

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In medieval times, scholars believed that hedgehogs rolled on their back to collect fruit. 🦔🫐🏰

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Chipmunks can be carnivores! They can eat insects, frogs, eggs, & baby birds

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Ducklings can engage in cannibalistic behaviors due to boredom, overcrowding, or poor ventilation.

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Ducks often stand still in rain. Likely to save energy and stay warm, but we have our own theory

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Sea otters are the only marine mammal that use tools, though their tools are mostly rocks. 🦦🪨🧰

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Thorny devil lizards drink water with their feet. Grooves on their skin channel it to their mouths.

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Some small bats can eat up to 1,000 bugs in just an hour 🦇🍽️🦟

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Chipmunks’ stripes allow them to blend in to their wooded environment and hide in plain sight.

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Wombats' pouches face backward, opening toward the mother’s rear, to keep their joeys safe from dirt

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Bats are the leading causes of rabies deaths. It may cause hydrophobia, aggression, and, death

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Natural Habitat Shorts compilation part 3

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Rabbits & other prey animals have eyes on the sides of their head causing poor depth perception

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Natural Habitat Halloween Saga: Mouth vs Albie

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The idea that lemmings blindly follow each other off cliffs is a commonly held misconception🐹✈️💺

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Platypus fur glows under black/UV light but scientists still don’t understand its function. 🦆🦫🔦

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Lyrebirds are able to mimic almost any sound it hears. Beavers are raised by both parents (usually)

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Penguins poop every ~20 min bc of their fast metabolism. Their guano can travel nearly four feet

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Turtles can carry salmonella. Rats urinate on food to show ownership & that the food is safe to eat

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Autumn is called the "hooting season" because owls hoot more during the fall to claim territory.

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Beavers mark their territory with a vanilla secretion from castor sacs located below their tails

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Bald eagles lock talons and tumble towards the ground during territorial disputes or mating.

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Porcupines are solitary by nature but may den with other porcupines during the cold winter weather

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Wood frogs can freeze solid in the winter for up to 8 months and then thaw in the spring unharmed

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Baby birds ‘gape,’ opening their mouths wide to signal hunger when they haven’t learned to eat yet

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In the fall, squirrels’ brains grow 15% larger to help them remember where they buried their nuts

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In hibernation Hedgehogs lower their heart rate and temperature leading many to think they are ☠️

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While they may look like snakes, legless lizards have eyelids and can blink unlike snakes.

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Koala diet consists mostly of eucalyptus but they only recognize the leaves as food when on a branch

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Porcupines have around 30K quills, with barbs at the tips that make them difficult to remove. 🌵🐖💺

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Vampire bats regurgitate blood to others bats that are unable to find food.

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Otters have valve-like structures in their ears and nostrils that close underwater keeping water out

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Common murre chicks leap off cliffs before they can fly, bouncing off rocks on the way to the ocean.

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