That is not what we see in this video, however! In this extraordinary footage, we see a brave bald eagle swoop down from a height and grasp a grizzly’s head! The bird soon realizes that this is not a great idea, releases its grip, and flies away. Bald Eagles and Their Prey For a bald eagle to behave in this way, it probably interpreted the bear as a threat or as prey....
Urban Fox Behavior The behavior of the urban fox in this vid is fascinating. The animals are fairly well matched in size and it is hard to work out who would have the upper hand if things started to get aggressive. We see the fox behave very like a domestic dog. She repeatedly sniffs the cat’s butt and this is classic dog behavior. Dogs sniff each other’s butts as a form of greeting, to help with identification and to establish dominance....
Louis Le Roux was on vacation at Gharagab in the Kgalagadi National Park when this incredible sighting unfolded. Gharagab Wilderness Camp is a tiny and extremely isolated self-catering camp located near Union’s End in the far north of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. You’ll find it atop a dune over a brightly lit waterhole, seemingly in the middle of nowhere. Uploaded to the Youtube channel “Latest Sightings,” Le Roux’s video has amassed over 32 million views....
Rhinos and Lions in Africa This footage was filmed at the Kruger National Park in Africa and features two lion brothers. At the start of the film, we see one of the lions trotting across the grassland pursued by a rhino. Sometimes the lion turns and they stare at each other. And at one point a hyena turns up to observe what is going on. The lion brothers try to play it super cool by crouching down just in front of the rhino pretending that they are not bothered....
Donkey vs Hyena: An Unusual Battle The video begins with a donkey and a hyena inside a large, open building with several inches of dirt acting as a floor. A medium-sized donkey has a hyena by the ear and neck. This doesn’t appear to be a playful interaction but an act of aggression from the donkey. After all, they’re known to be aggressive toward canines since they recognize them as predators....
If you were lucky enough to see a murmuration of starlings, then you might compare it to a scene from a sci-fi movie where aliens or genetically modified locusts fill and darken the sky. This is what happened on the busy highway showcased in this video! Even though the video is not long, the starlings have certainly put on a show! The murmuration slides gracefully to the left, then to the right, then all the way to the back, and finally comes close to our lucky cameraman and displays its sheer magnitude one last time....
We’ll talk about what they eat in the wild and share some tips on how to feed them at home in an effort to help preserve their population. What Are Savannah Monitors? Savannah monitors are monitor lizards, scientifically called Varanus exanthematicus. These lizards are sometimes called Bosc’s monitors because they were first described by the French scientist Louis Bosc. They are native to Africa, and their current range extends from Senegal east to Sudan....
This complete guide will walk you through everything you need to know about potable water, from what it is to why it is important. Ready to learn more? Let’s dive right in! What is Potable Water? Potable water is any clean water that is safe for drinking, cooking, or even washing. With potable water, any potentially harmful contaminants or pathogens like bacteria or viruses have been filtered out. This means that it poses little to no risk to humans....
Like every other organism on the planet, sharks have a collective name; so what is a group of sharks called? To get the answers to these intriguing questions, take a leap with us to learn more about what a group of sharks is called. What Were Sharks Originally Called? It may surprise you that these gigantic deep-sea creatures were originally known as sea dogs and Schurk. Sailors in the past would frequently witness these majestic sea monsters with long snouts, sharp fangs, and keen senses of smell swimming magnificently beneath the water’s surface....
Why Should You Eat In-Season Fruit? Native Fruits of Texas Mustang Grapes There are several grapes native to Texas, but the mustang grape is the most common. It’s incredibly tart and highly acidic. You will most likely find these in Eastern Texas in wooded areas. Look for large vines draping over fences and climbing up trees. Wear gloves when plucking this fruit because the acid can irritate your skin. Mustang grapes are in season from May through July, and you can use them to make jams, jellies, cobblers, and wine....
When it comes to what to plant in December, a few flowers prefer cold temperatures such as hellebores, pansies, and delphiniums. Starting roses and sweet peas during these temperatures is also a good idea. Protecting vegetables such as asparagus, radishes, and microgreens may give you crops throughout winter. Finally, some boxwood shrubs and holly bushes work well in a December garden, but you may want to spend some time tidying and preparing for next year!...
Mountain goats, black bears, bighorn sheep, moose, grizzly bears, and coyotes roam the Glacier’s rocky terrains and alpine meadows. Can you imagine such magnificent beauty in one place? What a dream place for hikers, wildlife watchers, and adventurers! It is definitely one of the most diverse habitats in the Lower 48. The Glacier National Park is a Biosphere Reserve, International Dark Sky Park, and UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition, the first-ever Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park comprises Glacier National Park and the Canadian Waterton Lakes National Park....
What Is Catnip? Catnip is an herb. Its official name is Nepeta cataria and it’s a member of the mint family. It grows easily throughout North America and its appearance includes lavender-colored flowers and light green foliage that resembles the feathers of a bird. The stems are thick and fuzzy. Many people use this herb to make tea. Some people also believe that using the flowers can help to relieve coughs....
Continue reading to learn why prairie dogs kiss, how they live and what they do when danger is near. Why Do Prairie Dogs Kiss? Look closely and you’ll see that when prairie dogs kiss they are pushing their front teeth together. Of course, they are taking in the scent of the other prairie dog as well. While this kiss is used by these animals as a greeting, it’s also a way to make sure they are members of the same family....
The current flag was first used in 1908. The design was recognized as the official Nicaraguan flag in 1971 and used from 1975. It is also one of the few flags that uses the color purple. This color is in the rainbow on the country’s coat of arms. Other national flags with purple include El Salvador and Dominica. In addition, purple appears on the Wiphala, Bolivia’s co-official national flag. The Nicaraguan flag, despite its simple design, has a rich history....
Having been the first country to gain independence in the Arab world, Oman has a rich history characterized by invasions, territory gains and losses, and captivating regime changes. The many events that mark Oman’s history have impacted different aspects of the country’s heritage, including its national flag. Some of these changes resulted in alterations in the national flag, as we shall find out shortly. Today, we discover the history, meaning, and symbolism of the flag of Oman....
Flag of Paraguay History 1814 – 1840 During José Gaspar Rodrguez de Francia’s (from 1814–40) administration, the horizontal red-white-blue pattern of the French flag was adopted. The focal point of the design was the country’s coat of arms, which featured a golden star encircled by a wreath as well as the inscription “Republic of Paraguay.” After a new flag was approved in 1826, the tri-color flag was kept as a backup....
The Longest Biking Trail in South Carolina: The Palmetto Trail The Palmetto Trail is the longest biking trail in South Carolina, also used for hiking, backpacking, and horseback riding. Today around 380 miles of the Palmetto Trail are complete, and when finished, it will be around 500 miles long. When finished, the Palmetto trail is set to be the largest construction project in South Carolina, extending from the Oconee County mountains and going to the Intracoastal Waterway in Charleston County....
The Longest Biking Trail in Utah: The Golden Spoke Trail The Golden Spoke Trail is one of Utah’s longest biking trail systems and stretches over 170 miles. Made up of several multi-use trails, this bike path connects the city of Provo to Ogden, with some parts diverging into different areas. Golden Spoke has around 18 segments, each with sights to see, showcasing Utah’s beauty. Portions of this trail network go by rivers and cities and weave through rocky mountains....
Whatever the meaning or association, it seems that humans have been fascinated with snakes since the beginning of time. Snakes feature in stories throughout the ages, whether in history, world mythologies, and even pop culture and today’s media. Let’s take a look at 20 of the most famous snakes, from the Bible to Harry Potter. 1. Adam, Eve, and The Bible Possibly one of the world’s most famous snakes comes from the biblical story of the serpent in the Garden of Eden....
