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Zebra stallions try to kill foals primarily due to an evolutionary survival strategy... 🦓 >When a new dominant stallion defeats a rival and takes over a female group, he will target and kill existing foals to eliminate the previous male's bloodline. >Eliminating a nursing foal stops the mother’s milk... show more

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Why would a hyena kill its own cub? 😳 It may seem shocking, but in the wild, survival comes before emotion. Hyenas are highly competitive animals, and in rare cases, a cub may be killed due to intense conflict within the clan, extreme stress, food shortages, or aggression between adults. Dominant females can also attack or kill cubs that are not their own during territorial or social disputes. Every decision in the African wilderness is driven by survival—not cruelty. Nature follows its own rules, and every moment tells an incredible story.🐺🐺⚒️🐺🐺

Why would a hyena kill its own cub? 😳 It may seem shocking, but in the wild, survival comes before emotion. Hyenas are highly competitive animals, and in rare cases, a cub may be killed due to intense conflict within the clan, extreme stress, food shortages, or aggression between adults. Dominant females can also attack or kill cubs that are not their own during territorial or social disputes. Every decision in the African wilderness is driven by survival—not cruelty. Nature follows its own rules, and every moment tells an incredible story.🐺🐺⚒️🐺🐺

Animal Arts 😻🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸

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Not long ago, a pregnant mare was just hours away from being sent to the slaughterhouse. But fate had other plans. A kind-hearted rescuer stepped in and saved her life. They brought her to a safe sanctuary, cared for her through the final months of pregnancy, and gave her the love and peace she deserved. Then, one beautiful day, she gave birth to a healthy foal. That little one became the rescuer’s greatest joy — and, they already knew, their future biggest heartbreak. Because when you love an animal this much, you know one day you’ll have to say goodbye. Looking at the foal, the rescuer smiled and said: “Horses can live to 40. I read that mules can live to 50. So I’d like to think I’ll be spending the rest of my life with Jinx. Cheers to the next 47 years!” From a desperate rescue came a beautiful forever family. Jinx is no longer just a horse — she’s family. And together, they’re going to make the most of every single year ahead. 🐴❤️

Not long ago, a pregnant mare was just hours away from being sent to the slaughterhouse. But fate had other plans. A kind-hearted rescuer stepped in and saved her life. They brought her to a safe sanctuary, cared for her through the final months of pregnancy, and gave her the love and peace she deserved. Then, one beautiful day, she gave birth to a healthy foal. That little one became the rescuer’s greatest joy — and, they already knew, their future biggest heartbreak. Because when you love an animal this much, you know one day you’ll have to say goodbye. Looking at the foal, the rescuer smiled and said: “Horses can live to 40. I read that mules can live to 50. So I’d like to think I’ll be spending the rest of my life with Jinx. Cheers to the next 47 years!” From a desperate rescue came a beautiful forever family. Jinx is no longer just a horse — she’s family. And together, they’re going to make the most of every single year ahead. 🐴❤️

Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺

52,293 views • 2 months ago

Rhinos may engage in repeated mating over a period exceeding 24hrs. ( one of the reasons they are poached by the Chinese cos it’s believed it will help amapipi abo anesiyezi) When a female is in estrus, a male may guard her for 1–3 days. Between those days, female Rhino won’t just give it away, first it will resist cos it has to test the strength of its suitor first. Once she satisfies herself that the partner is strong enough, then she happily gives her coochie. During this period, they may mate multiple times, with each copulation lasting from several minutes up to an hour depending on the species. The reasons she first resists is to test the future Baby Dad’s strength, she has to be assured that he is strong enough to protect the family that are about to start. You will remember that these species do not mate for fun . They only mate to populate 🦏

Rhinos may engage in repeated mating over a period exceeding 24hrs. ( one of the reasons they are poached by the Chinese cos it’s believed it will help amapipi abo anesiyezi) When a female is in estrus, a male may guard her for 1–3 days. Between those days, female Rhino won’t just give it away, first it will resist cos it has to test the strength of its suitor first. Once she satisfies herself that the partner is strong enough, then she happily gives her coochie. During this period, they may mate multiple times, with each copulation lasting from several minutes up to an hour depending on the species. The reasons she first resists is to test the future Baby Dad’s strength, she has to be assured that he is strong enough to protect the family that are about to start. You will remember that these species do not mate for fun . They only mate to populate 🦏

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147,702 views • 8 months ago