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Here in the Philippines we domesticated buffalo. They are a huge help in our daily farming.

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This is the craziest thing I've ever seen. Thank you.

Elands are beautiful animals they have huge humps off fat under their neck

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Cornered foxes are more dangerous than jackals

Fantastic video, thanks for sharing.

Saw thoes things in Kung fu panda 4.🐃🐼

Great video, learned a lot from this video.

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dude actually brought up "climate change" amazing how a myth like that travels in liberal circles.

0:14 That figures. They name the one that actually has yellow on it's bill the "Red-Billed" and the one with only red (and black on the female I guess) on it's bill the "Yellow-Billed".

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I've seen one before. Several reds, but only one gray.

BRO no bridled white eyes are there to be seen in Sri Lanka.... I just saw one yesterday 💀

Good video.

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That's not a greater adjutant stork. That's a marabou stork from Africa. You can tell by the White stripes on the black wings and the pink head and neck. Greater adjutants have all white fingertips on the wings, blue wings and back, and orange on the neck and head.

Quem tem essas aves soltas no quintal, melhor que cachorro, avisam sobre intrusos, e limpam a área. O ideal é criar essas aves, com saruês que são gambás parentes dos cangurus, eles comem cobras, aranhas e baratas, além de criar também galinhas comuns, esses animais limpam a área e deixa mais seguro. Quem cria esses animais se livra de escorpiões. Tinha um condomínio no interior de SP que tinha escorpiões em toda área, contratavam empresa de detetização várias vezes ao ano e não adiantava. O condomínio estava tomado por baratas e escorpiões, várias pessoas picadas. Depois um simples jardineiro chegou no local com um casal de galinhas-'d'angola. Em três mêses não se via mais baratas e nem escorpiões. Hoje eles criam várias e até as pessoas das casas locais compram milho e farelo para elas e se livraram das pragas. Um simples carrapato no jardim se picar uma criança pode transmitir doenças, e essas galinhas limpam tudo.

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that reminds me of the chick fil a girl

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Omg all those precious babies. ❤❤❤❤

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Parasitic relationship NOT symbiotic 🤌👎

yet another herbivores that are overpowered, super strong and imposing stature just like gorillas

Oh, la hembras de pati criollo le hacen miy diferente a los macho

Pato yan guys

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I have a big drake and nine hens. I was feeding them from across no climb farm fence . My Weimaraner stuck her nose through the fence to sniff. The drake walked over to the fence and pecked her nose sticking through and she jumped back.

Those are been taken from Southern Sudan 2005. When everyone was busy with the peace happy day. And there was no anything called government. To pay attention of what was going on.

Jackals are closer relatives to wolves and coyotes anyhow.

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I just have seen them about a month ago. Extremely graceful animals. We were lucky to see two families grazing on the side of the "road". They are not willing to be domesticated and refuse to breed with other horses.

Lions are brave

Fun fact, the domestic horse is the last extant subspecies of tarpan, which became extinct in the wild, whereas the takhi, which is the only truly wild horse species alive today is a separate species from the tarpan.

You should know that indian gaurs and cape buffalo are only subspecies of the gaur and african bush buffalo respectively.

The Snowy Owl (Nyctea scandiaca) is a species of true owl native to the North Pole, it is known for having white plumage, which helps it blend in with the snow, it is known to prey on lemmings, hares, and ground squirrels, it is the only extant species of the genus Nyctea and is one of the few true owl species that is known for diurnal activity, there are two subspecies of snowy owl: the Eurasian Snowy Owl (Nyctea scandiaca scandiaca) and the American Snowy Owl (Nyctea scandiaca canadensis).

Beautiful and majestic

Why do they have teeth