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Did you know these bright birds' faces are as unique as our fingerprints? Every military macaw has a different feather pattern on its face, with no two birds ever the same. They get their name from their army green-colou…

Bumblebees can be picky eaters too 🐝 🌼 One of their many talents is being able to detect the nutritional quality of pollen using their sense of taste. This helps them to be selective, choosing only the best plant speci…

Native to Antarctica, emperor penguins breed and raise their chicks on seasonal sea-ice platforms, which melt in the summer. This means that their survival is truly a race against time. National Geographic

Iridescent dragonfly 🧚 Rhyothemis plutonia are rare but easily identifiable thanks to their broad and dark wings, which can measure up to 32mm. The equivalent of a medium-sized safety pin! National Geographic

Being a woman is a superpower ♥️ National Geographic