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As we plan to celebrate Mothers’ day today, did you know lionesses take the lead in running their families? They also make up the majority in the pride.
They hunt for the pride and put food on the table.

Celebrating super mums of the animal kingdom.
MOTHERS DAY #

The dorsal fin has different functions in different whale species. In some whales (e.g. right whales and narwhals), the dorsal fin has disappeared altogether. In other species (e.g. blue and s***m whales), this fin is so small that it no longer really serves any purpose. In belugas, the dorsal fin has transformed into a dorsal crest, which allows the animals to break through thin ice to breathe. For other, faster species (e.g. dolphins, killer whales and porpoises), the large dorsal fin enhances their hydrodynamics; in other words, it helps them slip through the water more efficiently. Similar to the ears of elephants or the tongues of dogs, dorsal, caudal and pectoral fins also help eliminate excess heat during intense activities such as hunting.

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Wetlands are some of the most ecologically significant landscapes we have on our planet. The role they play in water filtration, flood mitigation, as well as supporting the healthy functioning of many key species is imperative. 🐢🐟🐊🦩

Join us in celebrating World Wetlands Day .

The largest bird on earth can't fly, but run fast 70 km/h. He is more likely to transport people than to sing. Males can become up to 2,5 m tall, weighing some 135 kg. His portline has made him popular as meat and leather producers - characteristics, that led to his extinction in Asia. Only in the savannah south of the Sahara ostriches can still be found in the wild. The eggs weigh 1,300 up to 1,800 gram, the contents being equal to 20 to 24 chicken eggs. Especially hyenas and jackal love the 15 cm+ huge eggs. Often they lure the hen or c**k from their nights brooding duty and steal a tasty meal. Hence only about 10% of all laid eggs are successfully hatched.

FUN FACTS - Warthog (Phacochoerus Africanus )

1. Their name comes from their ‘warts’ or protrusions on the sides of their face, these protrusions are a combination of bone and cartilage. It protects their face when they fight.

2. They sleep underground at night in burrows that they steal from other animals such as aardvark. They don’t dig their own.

3. They mainly eat grass or will dig for roots and bulbs when it’s dry. If they have the opportunity, they will scavenge on meat as they are omnivorous.

4. They like to roll in the mud to protect their skin from the sun and from parasites.

5. Surprisingly, they can live for up to 17 years of age.

Happy international Zebra day

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The fastest animal in the universe.

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