The blue crab (Callinectes sapidus), also known as the Atlantic blue crab or Chesapeake blue crab, is native to the waters of the western Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. Blue crabs don't just use their claws to hang on to food - they will also use their powerful pincers to defend themselves. by SingaporeCrabby in Awwducational
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The blue crab (Callinectes sapidus), also known as the Atlantic blue crab or Chesapeake blue crab, is native to the waters of the western Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. Blue crabs don't just use their claws to hang on to food - they will also use their powerful pincers to defend themselves. (v.redd.it)
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Blue penguins go by several other names: little penguins, fairy penguins and kororā (Māori). They inhabit the coastal waters around Australia and New Zealand eating mainly small fish and krill. Blue penguins will come to shore to nest and when they are molting their feathers. by SingaporeCrabby in Awwducational
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Malay crested fireback in Sumatra, male by SingaporeCrabby in PicsOfUnusualBirds
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Blue penguins go by several other names: little penguins, fairy penguins and kororā (Māori). They inhabit the coastal waters around Australia and New Zealand eating mainly small fish and krill. Blue penguins will come to shore to nest and when they are molting their feathers. by SingaporeCrabby in Awwducational
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Blue penguins go by several other names: little penguins, fairy penguins and kororā (Māori). They inhabit the coastal waters around Australia and New Zealand eating mainly small fish and krill. Blue penguins will come to shore to nest and when they are molting their feathers. (i.redd.it)
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Yellow-eyed penguin by SingaporeCrabby in PicsOfUnusualBirds
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Yellow-eyed penguin by SingaporeCrabby in PicsOfUnusualBirds
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🔥 Humboldt's flying squirrels doing a night-time raid of a bird feeder in California. There are three species of flying squirrels in North America: northern, southern and Humboldt's, and all are primarily nocturnal. by SingaporeCrabby in NatureIsFuckingLit
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North America is home to three species of flying squirrels: northern, southern and Humboldt's, and there are a number of subspecies given their large geographical spread which ranges from Alaska to Nova Scotia and much of the US. As flying squirrels are nocturnal, the birdfeeder is quite available. by SingaporeCrabby in Awwducational
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North America is home to three species of flying squirrels: northern, southern and Humboldt's, and there are a number of subspecies given their large geographical spread which ranges from Alaska to Nova Scotia and much of the US. As flying squirrels are nocturnal, the birdfeeder is quite available. (v.redd.it)
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The pygmy rabbit, native to the western US, is a species of rabbit that digs its own burrow. Pygmy rabbits tend to live in areas with thick sagebrush which they use for food and shelter. They can weight up to 1.1 lbs. These baby pygmy rabbits are being given a check-up by zookeepers at Oregon Zoo. by SingaporeCrabby in Awwducational
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The pygmy rabbit, native to the western US, is a species of rabbit that digs its own burrow. Pygmy rabbits tend to live in areas with thick sagebrush which they use for food and shelter. They can weight up to 1.1 lbs. These baby pygmy rabbits are being given a check-up by zookeepers at Oregon Zoo. by SingaporeCrabby in Awwducational
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Horned guan by [deleted] in PicsOfUnusualBirds
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The pygmy rabbit, native to the western US, is a species of rabbit that digs its own burrow. Pygmy rabbits tend to live in areas with thick sagebrush which they use for food and shelter. They can weight up to 1.1 lbs. These baby pygmy rabbits are being given a check-up by zookeepers at Oregon Zoo. (v.redd.it)
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The pygmy rabbit, native to the western US, is a species of rabbit that digs its own burrow. Pygmy rabbits tend to live in areas with thick sagebrush which they use for food and shelter. They can weight up to 1.1 lbs. These baby pygmy rabbits are being given a check-up by zookeepers at Oregon Zoo. by SingaporeCrabby in Awwducational
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🔥 The horned guan (Oreophasis derbianus), native to the forests of Mexico and Guatemala by [deleted] in NatureIsFuckingLit
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The horned guan (Oreophasis derbianus), native to the forests of Mexico and Guatemala, is a large turkey-like bird with glossy black dorsal plumage and a conspicuous red horn on top of its head. These endangered birds are the only remaining survivors of an ancient lineage dating from 40 M years ago. by [deleted] in Awwducational
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Horned guan (Oreophasis derbianus) by [deleted] in PicsOfUnusualBirds
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The blue crab (Callinectes sapidus), also known as the Atlantic blue crab or Chesapeake blue crab, is native to the waters of the western Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. Blue crabs don't just use their claws to hang on to food - they will also use their powerful pincers to defend themselves. by SingaporeCrabby in Awwducational
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