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Fun fact: Anting is when birds (often songbirds) let ants crawl through their feathers, using the ants’ formic acid to clean and protect their plumage. Some crush ants to release more and attract others. Other birds do it too, but much less often. #naturalhabitatshorts

Natural Habitat Shorts

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#DidYouKnow 🤔? When a Crow feels sick, it goes to an Ant nest and deliberately disturbs it. This is called 'anting'. The Ants get angry and start climbing on the Crow. But the Crow doesn't move. It stays still with its wings open. The Ants then spray formic acid on the Crow. This acid helps remove germs and fungi, like a natural medicine. After this, the crow feels better. So Smart! 🐦‍⬛ 🎦 Credit: Damn That’s Interesting.

#DidYouKnow 🤔? When a Crow feels sick, it goes to an Ant nest and deliberately disturbs it. This is called 'anting'. The Ants get angry and start climbing on the Crow. But the Crow doesn't move. It stays still with its wings open. The Ants then spray formic acid on the Crow. This acid helps remove germs and fungi, like a natural medicine. After this, the crow feels better. So Smart! 🐦‍⬛ 🎦 Credit: Damn That’s Interesting.

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Reposting because the AEC requires authorisation. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The management by the State Government in regards to Fire Ants is disgraceful. There is no need to spray on a property where there are no Fire ants. Not only is it unnecessary it risks destroying other native insects and wildlife. Especially when other properties with Fire ants aren’t being sprayed. I still haven’t received a reply from the relevant State Minister that I wrote back in January but I intend to pursue this gross government overreach after the election.

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