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YetiYeff1 year ago

My X wife

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dogbreeddetector1 year ago

What dog breeds are you?!

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Historic Thread1 year ago

Meet the indri lemur, Madagascar's mysterious forest dweller. They've got a wild howl that can be heard for miles.

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Mega Maga Mel1 year ago

That is Senator Elizabeth Warren.

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Video Universe 🌍1 year ago

The aye-aye is the world's largest nocturnal primate, filling a woodpecker-like role in its ecosystem. It uses its long incisors and extended finger to extract insects from trees. Due to its ever-growing teeth, it was once mistaken for a rodent.

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Joomes ☀️1 year ago

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Carl Sian1 year ago

Chupacabra

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Kyle 🇺🇸1 year ago

Isn’t that zaboomafoo..anybody else watch the cartoon as a kid..

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Mike1 year ago

That’s a nightmare bear😂

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Potato1 year ago

This is indri, Madagascar’s largest lemur, is famed for its haunting, melodic calls that echo through the rainforest. These sounds are used to communicate, mark territory, and strengthen social bonds 🐒

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Indri lemurs are large-bodied lemur, weighing 6–10kg with a head-and-body length of 60–90cm, but despite their size they are not always easy to spot among the foliage. They make up for this by being highly vocal, producing ear-splitting wails known as 'long calls', which carry over 2km and sometimes even up to 4km. 📹 [grd_dnl]