Home dragon with a hangover

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Just what we needed—pigs running around here!

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How sea turtles sleep

They need just a few seconds at the surface to fill their lungs with air.

Thanks to their slowed metabolism during sleep, they can stay underwater for several hours before surfacing again for air.

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The height of Napoleon Bonaparte — ...

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Precious moments of calm

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Something tells me the cat gave me a side-eye this morning...

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Found the lost one! 🐾

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Orangutan

The name "orangutan" comes from the Malay words orang utan, meaning "person of the forest."

And for good reason! Scientists have discovered that these animals share 97% of their DNA with humans.

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I'm listening to you carefully

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Крошечная летяга, Хоккайдо

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Polar bear

These animals spend most of their lives on ice, which makes them the only bears classified as marine mammals.

They are skilled swimmers and can reach speeds of up to 9.5 km/h. This ability often becomes a lifeline as ice continues to melt.

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Let’s say, meow!

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Capybaras in a hot spring, Japan

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The ultimate solution for dandruff

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Eurasian lynx

When walking, the lynx places its hind paws directly into the tracks left by its front paws—a tactic to minimize the number of visible footprints.

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Axolotl who missed you

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Laysan Utyasheva and the binturong

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Master of parking

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Nightmares of our town

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Please leave.

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Leo

His opponent never stands a chance.

Because the roar of an adult lion is so powerful, it makes the air itself tremble—and can be heard from up to 8 kilometers away!

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