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Updated: 2026-09-10
The Amethyst Starling (Cinnyricinclus leucogaster), is one of the most striking birds in Africa. Its dazzling violet-purple plumage isn’t caused by pigment, but by microscopic stru…
Secret underwater agent. 🐃🥹 National Geographic
A beaver taking a morning bath in Yuma, Arizona 🥹 National Geographic
Bees move, this is how bees communicate with their colony, they dance to tell their friends about directions or a food source 🐝😍 National Geographic
Romantic and loving relationships! 🦁💓 National Geographic
A heartwarming moment of Great Crested Grebe parents feeding their tiny chicks on the water National Geographic
On the move! 🪿 Snow Geese travel and forage in massive, noisy flocks. These flocks can rapidly change direction almost instantly by following movements of distant flock members ra…
The hunting dive of a common kingfisher. From a perch 1–2 m (3–7 ft) above the water it dives beneath the surface, compensating for the change in refraction between air and water, …
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85+ Creatives von CoinTelegraph, CoinDesk, Bankless, Decrypt und The Block — wie Krypto-Medien ihr eigenes Publikum auf Telegram kaufen.
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