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A zebra's hide is very thick and tough, making it difficult for predators to deliver a quick killing bite. Even lions can struggle, especially with adult zebras, because they are powerful animals with strong kicks that can seriously injure or kill a predator. Leopards rarely hunt adult zebras, but... show more

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Absolutely incredible trail camera capture of a coyote attacking a beaver in Connecticut. You might be wondering: “You study wolves in Minnesota, why are you posting this video from Connecticut?” The reason is because this footage illustrates why beavers are important prey for wolves in many forested areas but not coyotes…even though coyotes inhabit many areas with quite a few beavers. Why is that? The coyote tries for several minutes to kill this beaver but the beaver ultimately escapes. Unfortunately, the video was not captured on video but the beaver with his bloodied tail is on the trail only an hour after being attacked. Ultimately, this beaver is almost as large as the coyote and the coyote struggles to really move the beaver at will because of the beaver's size and strength. The coyote bites the beaver's tail repeatedly but virtually never lands a blow to the beaver's muscular body. Coyotes, unlike wolves, simply do not have the strength and size to routinely kill beavers, especially large adult beavers. Wolves, on the other hand, not only have the strength to yank beavers around but they also have the bite strength to grab the beavers body and deliver crushing blows. Killing beavers is harder than it seems because beavers have no obvious neck or easy place for a predator to latch one. They are just one large furry football-shaped hunk of muscle, which complicate the logistics of killing them with one’s mouth, especially for smaller predators like coyotes. Of course, coyotes and other small predators do occasionally kill beavers, especially smaller beavers, but it is not a common occurrence, and there is little evidence that beavers constitute a large portion of coyote diets. We want to extend our sincere thanks to the Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy in Connecticut for reaching out to us and sharing this incredible footage they captured. And big thanks to them for letting us share the footage with everyone here. Capturing an encounter like this on video is one in a million!

Absolutely incredible trail camera capture of a coyote attacking a beaver in Connecticut. You might be wondering: “You study wolves in Minnesota, why are you posting this video from Connecticut?” The reason is because this footage illustrates why beavers are important prey for wolves in many forested areas but not coyotes…even though coyotes inhabit many areas with quite a few beavers. Why is that? The coyote tries for several minutes to kill this beaver but the beaver ultimately escapes. Unfortunately, the video was not captured on video but the beaver with his bloodied tail is on the trail only an hour after being attacked. Ultimately, this beaver is almost as large as the coyote and the coyote struggles to really move the beaver at will because of the beaver's size and strength. The coyote bites the beaver's tail repeatedly but virtually never lands a blow to the beaver's muscular body. Coyotes, unlike wolves, simply do not have the strength and size to routinely kill beavers, especially large adult beavers. Wolves, on the other hand, not only have the strength to yank beavers around but they also have the bite strength to grab the beavers body and deliver crushing blows. Killing beavers is harder than it seems because beavers have no obvious neck or easy place for a predator to latch one. They are just one large furry football-shaped hunk of muscle, which complicate the logistics of killing them with one’s mouth, especially for smaller predators like coyotes. Of course, coyotes and other small predators do occasionally kill beavers, especially smaller beavers, but it is not a common occurrence, and there is little evidence that beavers constitute a large portion of coyote diets. We want to extend our sincere thanks to the Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy in Connecticut for reaching out to us and sharing this incredible footage they captured. And big thanks to them for letting us share the footage with everyone here. Capturing an encounter like this on video is one in a million!

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Nature does not operate on mercy, fairness, or sympathy. In the wild, survival depends on instinct, strength, intelligence, adaptation, and opportunity. A predator must hunt to survive, while prey must remain alert to escape. A lion does not kill because it is cruel—it hunts because it needs food. A young animal that cannot keep up with its herd may become an easy target. Even during droughts, floods, or harsh seasons, nature continues without hesitation. This is the raw reality of the wild: life survives by adapting, while those unable to adapt may not survive. Nature can be beautiful and breathtaking, but it can also be unforgiving. 😱😱😱 “In the wilderness, there is no promise of mercy—only the endless struggle to survive.”

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Did you know that Black storks can sometimes sense when a chick is weak or unlikely to survive. To conserve food and energy, they may kill or abandon the weaker chick so the stronger ones have a better chance. #videosvuvu

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Lions GM Brad Holmes said losing to the Commanders "stung," but going 15-2 with all of their injuries "is about as difficult as it gets." Holmes believes the Lions are still close to winning a Super Bowl because they "avoid windows" by building a strong, young core.

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Ted Cruz says America supports Israel because Mossad helps us??? "The Mossad is an incredibly effective intelligence agency. And they share that intelligence with us. We're seeing this right now in this war with Iran" "So every time Israel takes out a Hamas terrorist or a Hezbollah terrorist or an IRGC terrorist, they're doing it in their own national interest, but it also is making America safer because those terrorists are eager to kill Americans. And so we are friends with Israel because they they are fighting people who want to kill us. And so it is making Americans safer" Complete bullshit

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Walnuts are often discussed as a valuable food for supporting brain function and focus 🌿 The oils in walnuts, especially omega-3 fats, can deteriorate quickly when exposed to light, heat, and oxygen. For this reason, whole walnuts are often preferred over pre-chopped pieces, as their natural shell helps protect these delicate oils. A simple tip is to include a handful of walnuts with lunch — especially on days that require strong focus or mental effort, such as studying or exams.

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Why Islam aligns with the left: “I would only vote left…. I saw them as very stupid. I would fear the conservatives because they come with principles, that is not someone they can brainwash. But the left, I know they have no principles or values to begin with.”

Why Islam aligns with the left: “I would only vote left…. I saw them as very stupid. I would fear the conservatives because they come with principles, that is not someone they can brainwash. But the left, I know they have no principles or values to begin with.”

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A virus is a tiny infectious agent that can only replicate inside the living cells of a host—like humans, animals, plants, or even bacteria. Viruses are not considered "alive" in the traditional sense because they can't survive or reproduce on their own—they need to hijack a host cell's machinery to multiply.

A virus is a tiny infectious agent that can only replicate inside the living cells of a host—like humans, animals, plants, or even bacteria. Viruses are not considered "alive" in the traditional sense because they can't survive or reproduce on their own—they need to hijack a host cell's machinery to multiply.

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This is Prithvi Subba Gurung, Nepal's Minister for Communication, pleading with protesters outside his private residence as they set fire to his property. Power is a social construct. Lord Varys the Eunuch: Power resides where men believe it resides. It’s a trick. A shadow on the wall, yet shadows can kill. And ofttimes a very small man can cast a very large shadow. GOT People are powerful because give it that perspective.

This is Prithvi Subba Gurung, Nepal's Minister for Communication, pleading with protesters outside his private residence as they set fire to his property. Power is a social construct. Lord Varys the Eunuch: Power resides where men believe it resides. It’s a trick. A shadow on the wall, yet shadows can kill. And ofttimes a very small man can cast a very large shadow. GOT People are powerful because give it that perspective.

Ozor Ndi Ozor

2,022,154 views • 11 months ago

🦁💔 A hungry pride of lions launches a relentless attack on a vulnerable giraffe calf, determined to satisfy their hunger. The calf's mother fights with incredible courage, using every ounce of strength to protect her baby from the powerful predators. But the lions are desperate for food, and they refuse to give up without a successful hunt.🦒🦒⚒️🦁🦁 Will a mother's love and determination be enough to save her calf, or will the pride claim its prey? 🤔🤔 👉Watch until the very end to witness this intense and emotional wildlife encounter where survival is never guaranteed. 🌍 In the wild, every hunt is a battle between a predator's hunger and a parent's instinct to protect. #Wildlife #Lion #Giraffe #Nature #Safari #Predator #AnimalKingdom #WildlifeMoments #NatureLovers #Survival

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The reason I love this is because we can see their “live narrativization” of a virus. It shows: coordination and intent. They are the vassals of false light, they want total control. They mask it as aid, or even love. Diabolical.

The reason I love this is because we can see their “live narrativization” of a virus. It shows: coordination and intent. They are the vassals of false light, they want total control. They mask it as aid, or even love. Diabolical.

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Stanley Druckenmiller Stan Druckenmiller on contrarian trading and investing being overrated. “Contrarian investing is way overrated. It is intellectual cool to not be with the crowd but the crowd makes money 80% of the time. They kill themselves at the turns and losing as much as they would make 80% of the time. But I have found contrarian thinking just to be contrarian can be a death trap in particular with bonds and currencies because economic fundamentals is what they are. It can be a rough ride of it is crowded.”

Stanley Druckenmiller Stan Druckenmiller on contrarian trading and investing being overrated. “Contrarian investing is way overrated. It is intellectual cool to not be with the crowd but the crowd makes money 80% of the time. They kill themselves at the turns and losing as much as they would make 80% of the time. But I have found contrarian thinking just to be contrarian can be a death trap in particular with bonds and currencies because economic fundamentals is what they are. It can be a rough ride of it is crowded.”

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Asmongold explains why leftists are the biggest objectifiers of women "The reason girls get mad about this is because through the leftist perspective, nobody objectifies women more than leftists do. If that wasn't true, they wouldn't be glazing Hamas." "They view access to having a girlfriend, or even talking to a girl, as something they can withhold. The overwhelming majority of single young women are leftists because they don't have a husband to take care of them, so they need the government instead." "They view access to women as a currency they can withhold in order to make people believe what they believe. This is a huge factor for them."

Asmongold explains why leftists are the biggest objectifiers of women "The reason girls get mad about this is because through the leftist perspective, nobody objectifies women more than leftists do. If that wasn't true, they wouldn't be glazing Hamas." "They view access to having a girlfriend, or even talking to a girl, as something they can withhold. The overwhelming majority of single young women are leftists because they don't have a husband to take care of them, so they need the government instead." "They view access to women as a currency they can withhold in order to make people believe what they believe. This is a huge factor for them."

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Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias: The homeland is in need, because there is a threat. And if sometimes we forget it, others are kind enough—as they did yesterday—to remind us of it. And to remind us of it expressis verbis, very clearly. They do not even imply it; they tell us directly. Since a threat exists, there is also a need. We must bring the Armed Forces to such a level that, as they do today, they can always operate as a deterrent.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias: The homeland is in need, because there is a threat. And if sometimes we forget it, others are kind enough—as they did yesterday—to remind us of it. And to remind us of it expressis verbis, very clearly. They do not even imply it; they tell us directly. Since a threat exists, there is also a need. We must bring the Armed Forces to such a level that, as they do today, they can always operate as a deterrent.

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