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▲ 50 r/MadeMeSmile

Baby elephant stumbles trying to keep up with mom but gets up and reaches her in the end.

u/21MayDay21 — 23 hours ago
▲ 34 r/interestingasfuck

During the Ottoman Empire, elaborately decorated miniature palaces for birds were carved into the exterior walls of buildings. This example is found at Topkapi Palace in Istanbul, and is still used as a home for birds today.

u/21MayDay21 — 23 hours ago
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Giant honeybees in action. This behavior is called "shimmering" and it is used when a predator approaches.

u/21MayDay21 — 2 days ago
▲ 2.9k r/NatureIsFuckingLit

🔥 These Humpback Whales in Antarctica have learned a cooperative feeding technique that traps their prey - krill - in a net of bubbles before the whales scoop them up from below.

Credit to Richard Sidey

u/21MayDay21 — 2 days ago
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🔥 The Rough-skinned newt, a native species in the Pacific Northwest. These amphibians are highly poisonous and contain a strong neurotoxin called Tetrodotoxin (the same toxin as a pufferfish)

Credit to Jake Guzman

u/21MayDay21 — 2 days ago
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🔥 An unusual encounter unfolds as a Hyena and a Wild Dog lock eyes in the dark. The two predators hold their ground, sniffing each other without actually becoming aggressive.

Credit to Hayley Myburgh

u/21MayDay21 — 4 days ago
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🔥Lion cub trying to catch its mother's tail. He gets up every time he falls and succeeds in the end.

u/21MayDay21 — 5 days ago
▲ 6 r/JurassicWorldApp

I'm getting close to finishing the coloring of my next art, so I'll post a small clip with the evolution of the sketches.

Tomorrow I will most likely post the art in its final form. At the same time I finished the sketch for the third art and I will start coloring it after I finish this one. The video with the sketches of the third art will most likely be posted the day after tomorrow and the final form the day after that.

u/21MayDay21 — 7 days ago