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Electricians are using trained ferrets to pull wires through tight tunnels. No tool can reach, and it actually works.
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smart boyElectricians are using trained ferrets to pull wires through tight tunnels. No tool can reach, and it actually works.
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smart boy>>217 (OP)
He's fast!>>217 (OP)
Becareful rabiesMultiple moose encountered while kayaking
Tunas have evolutionary body grooves that let them tuck away their fins for maximum speed
Tunas have evolutionary body grooves that let them tuck away their fins for maximum speed
Some moths camouflage themselves as bird poop; Macrocilix maia takes it one step further and imitates two flies feeding on bird poop
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macrocilix_maia
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How the fuck evolution did thisSome moths camouflage themselves as bird poop; Macrocilix maia takes it one step further and imitates two flies feeding on bird poop
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macrocilix_maia
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How the fuck evolution did this>>209 (OP)
like in avatarhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maned_wolf
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Don't worry, it's harmlessA Bombardier beetle using its chemical defence.
The Southern Pudu is one of the smallest deer species in the world, native to southern Chile and southwestern Argentina. It inhabits humid temperate forests and the Cordilleran coastal range, although its populations are concentrated mainly on Chiloé Island rather than on the mainland. Males have small antlers that curve backward. The species is classified as Near Threatened, and its populations are declining due to hunting, habitat loss, vehicle collisions, and the presence of feral dogs and invasive deer species such as chital and red deer.
The Southern Pudu is one of the smallest deer species in the world, native to southern Chile and southwestern Argentina. It inhabits humid temperate forests and the Cordilleran coastal range, although its populations are concentrated mainly on Chiloé Island rather than on the mainland. Males have small antlers that curve backward. The species is classified as Near Threatened, and its populations are declining due to hunting, habitat loss, vehicle collisions, and the presence of feral dogs and invasive deer species such as chital and red deer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SOjmJG73UI
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badass animal>>200 (OP)
badass animalAn anaconda realigning its jaw after eating a meal
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Cute little hatThese are the larvae of the Bunaea alcinoe moth, one of the most unusual species of silkworms in the world.
These are the larvae of the Bunaea alcinoe moth, one of the most unusual species of silkworms in the world.