
Natural Habitat Shorts
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Fun fact: Marmots engage in a behavior called mouth-sparring. It looks like a kiss, but can be used for play fighting or a genuine altercation, depending on how intense it gets. The two may lock front teeth to size up one another. 💋🦫 #naturalhabitok #naturalhabitatshorts
Natural Habitat Shorts428,511 views • 1 month ago

Fun Fact: Honey Badgers are unaffected by most snake bites, but if the bite is strong enough the badger will literally just ‘sleep’ off the venom for a few hours & will wake up ready to fight🦡🐍🚓 Special thank you to Brock Baker for voicing our Honey Badger! #naturalhabitat
Natural Habitat Shorts7,058,769 views • 2 years ago

Fun Fact: When threatened the hognose snake will dramatically writhe in pain and turn over onto its back sticking its tongue out. If it's turned back onto its stomach it will flip back over insisting its really dead! They even emit a smelly odor 🐍☠️🤪
Natural Habitat Shorts1,609,275 views • 1 year ago

Fun Fact: When a vampire bat is starving, well-fed bats will regurgitate blood into their mouth, saving them. Whereas fruit bats live off a diet of ripe fruit, flower nectar, pollen, and sometimes tree sap. 🩸🦇🍒 #naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitok
Natural Habitat Shorts93,673 views • 1 month ago

Fun fact: Wombats' pouches are positioned backwards, opening toward the mother's rear rather than her head to keep their joeys safe from dirt. The joeys stay in their mothers’ pouches for 8-9 months. 🐨🍫🍑 #naturahabitok #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitatshorts
Natural Habitat Shorts1,036,658 views • 1 year ago

Fun Fact: Ducks are often seen standing still in the rain. Most think it’s because their waterproof feathers keep them dry and that staying still helps conserve energy, but we have our own theory🦆🌧️🐥 #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitok
Natural Habitat Shorts841,477 views • 1 year ago

Fun fact: Meerkats have a sentinel system where one member keeps watch while the rest forage. When a threat is spotted, the sentinel uses one of six alarm calls that signal both the type of predator and how urgent the danger is. 👀🚨🧑💻 #naturalhabitatshorts
Natural Habitat Shorts172,780 views • 3 months ago