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What Lurks in the Midnight Zone? | Blue Planet II | BBC Earth
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Light as a feather 🪶

A blue tit weighs approximately 11 grams, roughly the equivalent of a AAA battery!

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Baby Whale Playtime Gets Dangerous | Spy In The Ocean | BBC Earth
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Honey Hunters vs Bees and Tigers | Ganges | BBC Earth
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Humbolt Squid Communicate with Light | Into The Deep | BBC Earth
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Eel Suffers Toxic Shock | 4K UHD | Blue Planet II | BBC Earth
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Journey Through The Seven Continents Of Our World | 4K UHD | Seven Worlds One Planet | BBC Earth
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Crane Protects Baby Chick from Deer Herd | 4K UHD | Japan: Earth's Enchanted Islands | BBC Earth
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Are Humpback Whales the Pop Stars of the Ocean? | Into The Deep | BBC Earth
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Cuttlefish Hypnotises Prey | Blue Planet II | BBC Earth
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A turtle's shell is more than just a home 🐢

It's actually part of their skeleton! Contrary to popular belief, turtles are unable to come out of their shell. It grows as they mature, and stays with them for their entire life.

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Vicuñas live in the high altitude regions of the Andes mountains. Their thick fur keeps them warm at night, while its light colour and airiness ensures they don’t overheat during the day.

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A tiny baby frog 🐸

Most frogs begin life as tadpoles, but Amboli bush frogs miss this phase entirely and emerge as full-formed froglets.

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Nap time 😴

Arctic foxes live in one of the coldest and harshest regions in the world. Thanks to their thick fur coat, these small foxes can keep their body temperature at a cozy 40°C.

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Did you know that Joshua trees aren't really trees?

Although their name suggests otherwise, these twisted, spiky specimens are actually yucca plants in the same family as the agave plant.

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The North Chinese Leopard is one of the rarest big cats in the world. Their numbers are dwindling in the wild due to habitat loss, poaching and a shortage of prey. They rely on agility and resourcefulness to thrive in challenging environments 🐆

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Common mapwing butterflies carry their name from their intricate map-like wing patterns which resemble the longitude and latitude lines of maps!

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