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Newborn hippos can walk almost right after being born. Watch this one, possibly one or few days old, following every single step of the mother. National Geographic

Pufferfish release a toxin when they puff out that is meant to impair the attacker. This doesn’t work on Dolphins in the same way. It gets them high. So they purposely inflate them and pass them around to their dolphin f…

A lion pushes its child without knowing it is water National Geographic

Echidnas are insectivorous mammals known for their diet of termites and ants. Using their long, sticky tongues, they can quickly lap up termites from nests they dig into with their strong claws. Their snouts, which are h…

The female Great Hornbill brought a venomous snake to feed her chick inside the nest in Nelliyampathy, India. Hornbills regularly provide their chicks with prey such as snakes, lizards, and small mammals. The snake poses…