THE GOOD DEED OF THE DAY

We tend to romanticize nature and animals, partly due to Disney, which has always shown us an idealized image of the wild. However, animals follow their own survival rules and won't hesitate to defend themselves if they feel threatened. Nature, though beautiful and fascinating, is unpredictable and dangerous, and it’s important to remember that its laws are not the same as ours.

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The slow-motion of the day.

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EXTORTION IN BALI

In Bali, the monkeys have figured out how to steal phones, sunglasses, and other stuff to negotiate and trade them for food.



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A new sheriff has arrived in town to clean up the streets from criminals.

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DOGS, STICKS, AND NATALIA ANDREEVA

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The tendency of dogs to retrieve objects and bring them back to their owners has its roots in their evolutionary history.
In nature, the ancestors of wild dogs hunted and brought food back to their dens to share with the litter. The ability to retrieve and carry objects is an extension of this behavior..
In addition, dogs have developed strong social bonds with humans throughout domestication, and retrieving objects can be a way to show submission, loyalty, and a desire to please their owners, thus creating a stronger bond. As this behavior is initially encouraged with rewards and praise, it leads the dog to associate retrieving objects with positive experiences.



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Watch out for the potential damage that little branch could have caused.

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OSTRICH ON THE LOOSE

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An ostrich escapes from the Zhengzhouen zoo in China and leads a chase through the city streets.



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Hand soap.

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FRANK CUESTA HAS BEEN ATTACKED BY A DEER

Frank Cuesta, known to all as Frank of the Jungle, was attacked at his animal sanctuary by a deer while streaming live on Twitch. Fortunately, everything turned out to be just a scare with a few bruises.



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Fibonacci sequence.






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MAMA BEAR AND HER TWO CUBS

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While they're recording a video by the river, supposedly, you can see a mama bear with her two cubs. Or so they say. I haven't seen them.



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A rather misleading sign.

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WHY DO YOU CALL IT?

When you encourage it to climb up, but when it actually does, you suddenly don't have enough legs to run and escape from there.



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Well done! Well done!

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