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DO WOODPECKERS GET HEADACHES?

3,010,093 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Toneschi1 年前

No their tongue is super long and wraps around their brain to protect it from vibration

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Rarely Tolerable.1 年前

Do you think DOGE is a hostile takeover of the US Govt?

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Potato1 年前

Woodpecker's tongue is so long that it wraps around its skull to protect its brain from injury while pecking trees

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Amazing Animals!1 年前

Woodpecker mistaking a mountain patrol officer for a tree. 😂

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Jade Explorer1 年前

They actually have a really cool way of preventing brain damage. Their tongues actually wrap fully around their necks, constricting blood flow to the brain and thus completely mitigating the sloshing of the brain.

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Aegean Girl1 年前

Woodpeckers have evolved special adaptations to protect their brains. Their skulls have spongy bone structures that absorb impact, and their brains are tightly packed to minimize movement during pecking. Additionally, woodpeckers have a unique hyoid bone that wraps around their skull, acting like a seatbelt for their brain. This, combined with rapid pecking (up to 20 times per second), ensures they rarely suffer from headaches or brain injuries.

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stormcabbirds1 年前

It’s actually their small brain size that protects them

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Hawaii1 年前

Omo bro is really working hard here. Humans are really blessed

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macki1 年前

i present: the woodpecker tongue

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GeniusMunnu1 年前

"Woodpeckers have specialized skulls and shock-absorbing structures that prevent headaches, even after thousands of pecks per day!"

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CONTEXT VIDEOS1 年前

A bird with a job

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