Porcupine babies are born with soft quills that harden within a few hours. They are immediately active and rely on their mother's milk but soon start nibbling on plants. Adult porcupines are herbivores — they love roots, bark, fruits, and salty minerals, which they sometimes sharpen by rubbing against bones or tools. 🌿🦔
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Cuddly companion
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Swallows are building their nest
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The nose used for the carrot-tracking function
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Atlantic puffin
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The cat doesn't seem too happy about it 😁
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Love has triumphed over fear
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When Goosey was trying to help his friend
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Good night 🌙
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Eastern bluebird
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Baby giraffes are born after falling from a height of up to 2 meters (6.5 feet), as the mother gives birth standing up. Within a few hours, they can walk, and within a week, they’re running with the herd. At birth, they measure around 1.8 meters (6 feet) — taller than the average human. 🦒👶
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