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Koalas seem “lazy” because they sleep 18–22 hours a day to conserve energy. Their diet of eucalyptus leaves is low in calories, hard to digest, and toxic, so they’ve evolved a slow metabolism to survive.
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A squirrel didn’t know where to store its nuts for the winter, so it ended up choosing a dog’s belly
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"Our old gelding went blind in March and the goose has walked him to water every day since. She gets her body against his shoulder and steers him with it. When there's something in the way she stops and plants herself and he stops too. Then she taps the side of the tank so he knows where it is. Nobody taught her any of that.
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Real cases of animals guiding blind horses exist.
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In Finland, farmers use reflective paint on deer antlers to make wildlife more visible at night and reduce accidents
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This bridge, located near the Cantonese Opera Museum in Guangzhou, China, illuminates at night,
resembling a crescent moon floating on the water.
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After 6 years of failed attempts, a photographer finally captured this rare alignment of the Moon, a mountain, and a basilica.
Taken in Piemonte, Italy, this amazing picture shows the Basilica of Superga in the foreground, the Monviso in the middle.
[📸 ValerioMinato]
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La curiosa amistad entre un zorro y un gato a orillas del lago Van, Turquía, documentada por pescadores locales
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Cat remembers its deceased best friend from a portrait and tries to play as they once did
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Crows are incredibly smart that this one figured out how to turn a tap on to get water and even remembered to turn it off afterwards.
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Wolves live, hunt, raise young and spend most of their lives in packs. They're highly social animals.
This is what happens when one of them leaves the pack for some time and then reunites with it.
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