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They are omnivores, plenty of videos showing them eating pieces of fruits and berries, sometimes breadcrumbs from humans.

Absolutely adorable. Bats have the sweetest faces.

SHIKAKA!!!

Oh my, such a cute lil guy!

Not related to pandas!? No way I don’t believe you

your voice is so soothing!

Oh, good, I thought it was a panda.

Really love the video, but could u maybe play the music a little less loud?

What is the point of the music being this loud?

dude no one can hear you over your obnoxious ass music

can barely hear what is being said due to the music. is there anyway of toning the music down (or leaving it out) so we can hear the info you're trying to share about these fascinating insects?

Mimicry with no sounds of the mimicry, what's the point of this video?

The fucking music bro

What a narration! Bro is that a sex story?

Very informative. Thanks!

Sound: beep-beep Enemy: coyote Company: Warner Bros My favourite cartoon

Do genetics show it is a hybrid of both giraffe and zebra?

I can't stand AI.

0:12 For the life of me I cannot understand what are you saying when reading out the speed in m/h and km/h . It doesn't sound like english. It sounds like an AI's interpretation of english

Informative. My sister used to see them outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico. But, PLEASE, never let them in your house. Or any wild animal!

Meep-Meep.... One thing the long tail is a fulcrum for balance and to steer the bird. Yes a coyote is faster in a straight dash , but this little bird can turn in a split fraction of a second. When my parents use to live in Guadelope county, we had this bird come visit the swim pool like clock work. The swimming pool was. water hole and offered a safe spot for the bird to catch some water.

I don’t know why yet recommend it to me but I love it

Thanks for the video, I recently had a chance to watch the birds and it was a great time, but I didn't know anything about it, thanks for the information about them,

O its crap bazelguse

Many of the photos you showed were manatees, such as the very beginning of the video, as well as in the thumbnail. Just saying. Lol.

NO! They dont' make a 'beep beep' sound!!!

Thank for your sharing～ If this video have the subtitle，I think it will be more perfect ^_^

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I like the birds

Ppl in the plural it’s pronounced mantis not mantises. Like more than one deer is still pronounced deer not deers. Has the English language gone nuts like the rest of society or are ppl just stupid? Learn to pronounce words properly no wonder other countries laugh at us.

WoW

some of these images look like ai but the mantis shrimp itself looks like what nature would do with ai

I'm making a list of favorite animals, mantis shrimp are in the top ten. fyi chicken is #1

Great info. I use to go diving on the Philippines, & these were some of my favorite fish. Such characters! The title needs to be changed to stonefish, & not puffer fish.

Gorgeous birds

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The Jaguar (Jaguarius onca) is a big cat native primarily to South America, it is the largest cat species native to the New World, the third largest living cat species in the world, and one of the only three living big cat species found in the New World, the others are the Puma (Puma concolor) and the Jaguarundi (Herpailurus yagouaroundi), it is the only extant species of the genus Jaguarius (New World Roaring Cats), which originated from North America and was more diverse while first appearing in the Early Pleistocene, the genus also has two other recognized species being the extinct American Lion (Jaguarius atrox) and the Yucatan Leopard (Jaguarius balamoides), this genus is in fact most closely related to the bohebaos (genus Neofelis), to which the new world roaring cats (genus Jaguarius) shared a more recent common ancestor with during the early Pleistocene in Eastern Asia, the jaguar originated exclusively from North America and there are four recognized subspecies of jaguar, the most basal of the four jaguar subspecies is the North American Jaguar (Jaguarius onca angustus), then followed by the Central American Jaguar (Jaguarius onca centralis), with the most recent split being between the Amazon Jaguar (Jaguarius onca onca) and the Andean Jaguar (Jaguarius onca peruvianus).

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