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When you're the national bird but also need a spa day. Even the national symbol of freedom needs a little "me time." Watch as this bald eagle indulges in a luxurious bath, reminding us all that self-care isn't just for the birds.

When you're the national bird but also need a spa day. Even the national symbol of freedom needs a little "me time." Watch as this bald eagle indulges in a luxurious bath, reminding us all that self-care isn't just for the birds.

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Welcome to goose rodeo season at Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge in Utah! In the early summer months of June and July, most adult Canada geese molt their flight feathers and enter a brief window of flightlessness. It’s the perfect time for biologists to band geese for science.

Welcome to goose rodeo season at Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge in Utah! In the early summer months of June and July, most adult Canada geese molt their flight feathers and enter a brief window of flightlessness. It’s the perfect time for biologists to band geese for science.

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Here. You need this calming sunrise video. Video of steam rising off Lake Andes National Wildlife Refuge Complex with birds and waterfowl flying and swimming by Liz Julian/USFWS

Here. You need this calming sunrise video. Video of steam rising off Lake Andes National Wildlife Refuge Complex with birds and waterfowl flying and swimming by Liz Julian/USFWS

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March Migration Madness: Goose Edition Over the sky of DeSoto and Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuges in Iowa, waves of white-fronted geese and snow geese are busy flying overhead.

March Migration Madness: Goose Edition Over the sky of DeSoto and Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuges in Iowa, waves of white-fronted geese and snow geese are busy flying overhead.

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Oh look. A prehistoric swamp log with legs. This trail camera caught a large American alligator cruising through Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. It looks slow, but don’t be fooled. Over short distances, alligators can sprint up to about 11 miles per hour on land.

Oh look. A prehistoric swamp log with legs. This trail camera caught a large American alligator cruising through Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. It looks slow, but don’t be fooled. Over short distances, alligators can sprint up to about 11 miles per hour on land.

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113,525 次观看 • 3 个月前

Alert: The roads are alive. And they are moist. Somewhere out there, a salamander just checked the weather and said, “Tonight’s the night.” Welcome to the annual amphibian migration, also known as Big Night. After spending all winter hunkered down, amphibians like frogs, toads, and salamanders emerge all at once and start marching toward their breeding areas. The problem is… roads exist. And Big Night often turns into Big Crossing. If it’s warm (above 40°F), rainy, and the ground has thawed, keep an eye out. You might see a spotted salamander or a determined frog making questionable life choices across the pavement. Video by Keith Ramos/USFWS Video description: a spotted salamander with yellow spots crosses a gravel road

Alert: The roads are alive. And they are moist. Somewhere out there, a salamander just checked the weather and said, “Tonight’s the night.” Welcome to the annual amphibian migration, also known as Big Night. After spending all winter hunkered down, amphibians like frogs, toads, and salamanders emerge all at once and start marching toward their breeding areas. The problem is… roads exist. And Big Night often turns into Big Crossing. If it’s warm (above 40°F), rainy, and the ground has thawed, keep an eye out. You might see a spotted salamander or a determined frog making questionable life choices across the pavement. Video by Keith Ramos/USFWS Video description: a spotted salamander with yellow spots crosses a gravel road

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57,935 次观看 • 2 个月前

Canada lynx avoid human activity and stick to remote habitats where their oversized, snowshoe paws help them move silently. Snowshoe hare make up the majority of the lynx diet, but they'll also eat grouse, squirrels, moles and more.

Canada lynx avoid human activity and stick to remote habitats where their oversized, snowshoe paws help them move silently. Snowshoe hare make up the majority of the lynx diet, but they'll also eat grouse, squirrels, moles and more.

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107,418 次观看 • 5 个月前

This bald eagle family needs you to stop scrolling and watch as they perform their branch manager duties.

This bald eagle family needs you to stop scrolling and watch as they perform their branch manager duties.

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536,983 次观看 • 3 年前

Canada goose moms are so into parenting they’ll adopt extra goslings. If it’s small, fluffy, and vaguely goose-shaped, it’s in the family now. Happy Mother's Day to all the moms! Video by USFWS Description: An adult Canada goose swims off, with dozens of goslings following her.

Canada goose moms are so into parenting they’ll adopt extra goslings. If it’s small, fluffy, and vaguely goose-shaped, it’s in the family now. Happy Mother's Day to all the moms! Video by USFWS Description: An adult Canada goose swims off, with dozens of goslings following her.

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185,923 次观看 • 1 年前

Ope, just scooching on by. Don't mind me. Take a lengthy look at the longest species of snake native to North America: the eastern indigo.

Ope, just scooching on by. Don't mind me. Take a lengthy look at the longest species of snake native to North America: the eastern indigo.

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247,420 次观看 • 3 年前

Someone cue the clown car music. What you’re seeing here is a group of ducks being released after receiving leg bands, each one stamped with a unique number. Duck banding helps us answer big questions about migratory birds: • Where do they go • How long do they live • How many are out there • And how well conservation efforts are working When a banded duck is later harvested and reported, it gives biologists critical data that helps guide hunting regulations, habitat protection, and population management across the country. Video at Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge by USFWS

Someone cue the clown car music. What you’re seeing here is a group of ducks being released after receiving leg bands, each one stamped with a unique number. Duck banding helps us answer big questions about migratory birds: • Where do they go • How long do they live • How many are out there • And how well conservation efforts are working When a banded duck is later harvested and reported, it gives biologists critical data that helps guide hunting regulations, habitat protection, and population management across the country. Video at Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge by USFWS

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15,696 次观看 • 1 个月前

Sorry, can't talk right now. I'm watching a live-stream.

Sorry, can't talk right now. I'm watching a live-stream.

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We have a Fox News exclusive.

We have a Fox News exclusive.

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49,011 次观看 • 10 个月前

We're celebrating BFFs today... black-footed ferrets. These hotdog-shaped mustelids were declared extinct in 1979. Just two years later, a small population was discovered along the banks of the Greybull River in Wyoming. #ESA50

We're celebrating BFFs today... black-footed ferrets. These hotdog-shaped mustelids were declared extinct in 1979. Just two years later, a small population was discovered along the banks of the Greybull River in Wyoming. #ESA50

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70,161 次观看 • 2 年前

NCTC Bald Eagles Nest Update Last time we checked in on the bald eagle nest at the National Conservation Training Center, there were three eggs. Fast forward to now, and we’ve got three very hungry, very fluffy chicks.

NCTC Bald Eagles Nest Update Last time we checked in on the bald eagle nest at the National Conservation Training Center, there were three eggs. Fast forward to now, and we’ve got three very hungry, very fluffy chicks.

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33,284 次观看 • 1 年前

Meet the next generation of cloned black-footed ferret kits! The twelve new offspring are the result of continuing genetic research on cloning technology to increase genetic diversity for this endangered species.

Meet the next generation of cloned black-footed ferret kits! The twelve new offspring are the result of continuing genetic research on cloning technology to increase genetic diversity for this endangered species.

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"I'm not a beaver!" - Muskrats

"I'm not a beaver!" - Muskrats

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47,084 次观看 • 3 年前

You otter know: River otters were reintroduced at Big Stone National Wildlife Refuge in Minnesota in 1981. The effort was extremely successful and otter sightings are now common along area rivers where they primarily feed on yellow bullhead. 🐟

You otter know: River otters were reintroduced at Big Stone National Wildlife Refuge in Minnesota in 1981. The effort was extremely successful and otter sightings are now common along area rivers where they primarily feed on yellow bullhead. 🐟

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21,156 次观看 • 1 年前

Hotel Beaver is dam nice. For over a decade, partner groups have used empty space at Winthrop National Fish Hatchery and Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery in Washington to temporarily house beavers in the process of being relocated. 🧵

Hotel Beaver is dam nice. For over a decade, partner groups have used empty space at Winthrop National Fish Hatchery and Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery in Washington to temporarily house beavers in the process of being relocated. 🧵

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18,798 次观看 • 1 年前

It's a shell-ebrity sighting. Diamondback terrapins are the only turtles in North America that thrive in the brackish estuaries along the Atlantic & Gulf of America coasts. Named for their diamond-like markings, no two are exactly alike & markings are different for each turtle.

It's a shell-ebrity sighting. Diamondback terrapins are the only turtles in North America that thrive in the brackish estuaries along the Atlantic & Gulf of America coasts. Named for their diamond-like markings, no two are exactly alike & markings are different for each turtle.

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15,486 次观看 • 1 年前

This Florida panther mom is making moves... literally. She was spotted on a critter cam using a wildlife underpass beneath Alligator Alley (I-75). Mama panther making a few trips back and forth until the final clip shows her carrying one of her kittens in her mouth.

This Florida panther mom is making moves... literally. She was spotted on a critter cam using a wildlife underpass beneath Alligator Alley (I-75). Mama panther making a few trips back and forth until the final clip shows her carrying one of her kittens in her mouth.

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12,406 次观看 • 9 个月前

Welcome to today’s episode of Unintentional Bear ASMR. Recorded at Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, this trail cam clip features high-definition fur, immersive sniff sounds, and intense eye contact from a brown bear.

Welcome to today’s episode of Unintentional Bear ASMR. Recorded at Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, this trail cam clip features high-definition fur, immersive sniff sounds, and intense eye contact from a brown bear.

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10,498 次观看 • 10 个月前