Stories Of Mothers & Fathers Of The Animal World Wolverine Wolverines, University of Michigan Mascots, they are strong and fierced! The tiger and the elephant have a large appetite. But the wolverine is not far behind, he eats more than the others in proportion! And if so, why its size smaller? It inhabits mountainous regions and dense forests. It is found in Canada, Europe, parts of North America and in the Arctic Circle. The size of a dog, this mammal is from the Family of otters and badgers, and it has very maternal females. They dig deep caves to care for their brown- and black-haired pups and teach them all the hunting techniques that could take down a bear. Unlike other species, these babies will be ready at six months old to become adults. With its semi-retractable claws and warrior instinct it is more than enough. So the size is the least of it. Chameleon Movie like stories. On the island of Madagascar, southeast Africa, there is the species with the shortest life cycle. The funny thing is that it also spends some time behind bars. Or between shells. Basically, the same! Chameleons Fortune is uncertain from birth. Although they have clothes in their closet, they lack everything: their mother's love. Arguably, his parents are the worst. For her part, the mother buries the eggs in the sand and with them, her responsibility. Of the father, not much is known. The truth is that when they hatch, these little colored ones have to survive at their own risk. Although they are not the only animals without parents to protect them. The same happens to sea turtles, and yet they live up to a hundred years. So they will succeed. But ... What color will their lives be? Koalas Food. An irresistible delight. Every day you consume fruits, meats, desserts and much more. Everything you like even if it is sometimes not the most appropriate. But what would you do if you had to eat feces to save your life? Would you? ... The koalas do! To the east of Australia are these furry animals. Surely its slightly messy look inspired Einstein a bit! Although we don't know if he was as lucky with his mother as these little marsupials. Protected, they live in the baby carrier style mommy bag. The childhood of these animals passes between trees and delicious eucalyptus leaves. But mom knows everything and prepares her baby's stomach. He feeds it feces as a vaccine against the toxicity of eucalyptus leaves. oh you thought That the excrement was a punishment? ... You see, not at all! Dogs Dogs. Faithful and furry friends who can only give joy to their owners. They are all super heroes when it comes to saving you from boredom and loneliness. Of course, sometimes they can change their mood and let you see their beautiful pearly whites. If you have one as a pet, you will know wh ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhH888lAWsg

Smartest animals around the world with with some impressive abilities. Cats Have you ever wondered why babies are so surprised when you play peek a boo with them or hide behind something? Like a great magician, they actually think you disappeared. There is a concept called object permanence, which is a stage of human development that allows children to understand that things disappear but not forever. Before 4-7 months, human babies do not have this ability. Cats, on the other hand, are born with object permanence and even surpass us in another category, self-awareness. It was believed that self-awareness was only in humans and in the great primates. Babies do not have this ability to recognize themselves in a mirror until around two years of age. Although intelligence can vary between breeds, many cats can recognize themselves in the mirror and begin to stroke their heads and kick their feet to enjoy their reflection. Parrots The Entertaining Early Warning System Parrots where used by pirates on boats to see if the ship was near land and also used in mines, typically canaries where the norm but parrots too to determine if the air quality was safe for the miners. And you may have sat in from of a parrot and swap words and phrases with them, but are parrots actually smart? Although a parrot’s brain is smaller than a mammal and dolphins. Parrots have the incredible memory of flight navigation and long-distance location. And the mimicking you ask? Parrots have cognitive abilities and intellectual talents comparable to primates. Parrots are able to speak due to their brain structure and neural mechanisms as well as having two independent voice boxes. it’s one of the few animals considered vocal learners. Their powerful avian brain helps them recognize voices, communicate their desires, use tools and even understand the concept of numbers. Elephants When it comes to brains, Size does matter, elephants have proven that they are large as well as extremely smart, but how intelligent are they? They not only remember the graves of long-lost family members and have complex family and social interactions. But, Elephants also remember the direction that they need to travel towards for water and food. But there is an even more astounding test that revealed the true intelligence and memory of elephants. In Africa there are few elephant hunting tribes. Researchers followed several groups of elephants and recorded their reactions to voices of those hunting tribes. Once the recording started, elephants reacted fearfully to the tribe’s voices and even moved away from the source of the noise. As soon the recording changed to a tribe that did not hunt them, the elephants relaxed. To test the theory of voice recognition, researchers played the hunting tribe ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7q9zTPi28fc

Animal skills and behaviors have been studied by scientists for hundreds of years. Still, there are a lot of unanswered questions and things we don't know about them. What strange mysteries are hidden in the different animal species of the world that even science has not been able to explain? These mysteries of animal life are really strange, so don't worry if you've never heard of them, even the most educated scientists don't have a logical explanation. Prepare to be amazed and explore with me the animal behaviors that science cannot explain. Why Did Some Mammals Go Back to Water? In case you didn't know, all life on earth comes from water and little by little different species migrated to less humid places. However, some animals decided to return to the water, for no apparent reason. For scientists it is especially strange that this has happened, because why go through the whole process of adapting to the land to return to the water a few hundred years later? Perhaps they would rather stay wet and cool than full of dirt. Argentinean Ants & Their Global Colonies When ants of this same species and from different places meet, they manage to recognize each other and work together, as if there were no differences between them. The ants are not only great workers, but now also travel the world, they are undoubtedly very impressive animals. Animals That Can Live Without Oxygen Monarch Butterfly Migration The monarch butterfly is well known for its beautiful colors and, above all, for having one of the longest migrations in the entire animal kingdom, with a total of 33 days Raining Frogs and Fish These incidents, which have been documented from the first century until as recently as 2016, have both science and ordinary people perplexed. Could the rain of frogs and fish be due to an ancient curse or one of the plagues of the Bible? The most common theory is that storms raise up bodies of water, within which these animals are found, so that when the storm is over, they fall to the ground. The Humpback Whale Song Males can generate long and complicated songs, which attract other whales and are even replicated by other whales in their own communities. We do not know why they produce these songs, but it would surely be very interesting to have a symphony of humpback whales, all singing at the same time. Living Fossils Recently, scientists found a dead coelacanth, when it was thought that they had become extinct 70 million years ago. Could it be that these fish have simply not needed to evolve over the years? Tuskless Elephants The problem with this is that being born without tusks could make it difficult for elephants to survive, as they normally use them to forage underground for food and water. Why did the megafauna become extinct? ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJLif0zQlb4

Some of the scariest and most dangerous insects around the world you may want to stay away from. Pipevine Swallowtail Caterpillar This caterpillar looks like it should belong in an alien planet!! This caterpillar is found in north and central America. Covered on what looks like couple of rows of blunt horns all over its body. But don’t worry, they are not sharp, they have an ace under their abdomen. The Pipevine Swallowtail Caterpillar is very toxic. They are filled with toxins they get form the plants they eat. When feeling threatened, the caterpillar secrets a liquid. The blunt horns and skin are tough buying it time for the skin to secrete the nasty toxins so to be able to be left alone. The Indian Toe-Bitter (TN) When dealing with bizarre insects there is no place in the planet that does not have its share, in North and south America as well as in East Asia, there is a particularly frightening bug. Also knows as Alligator fleas, this water bug very aggressive. The most distinctive characteristic, it that the male carries the eggs on its back and when they hatch, it leaves the empty shells hanging. Known to catch fish, snakes and frogs for dinner, the alligator flea fakes being dead and when the unexpected prey passes nearby, it bites them, waits for the inners to melt and then voila, dinner served!! But dot let your guard down if you get bitten by one of these, the pain is unbearable. The Giraffe Wevil Recently discovered, this bizarre insect form Madagascar is best known for its unique neck, males have almost 3 times longer necks than females and use it to attract females and fight of the competition. But security is not the necks only purpose. The giraffe weevils also use their long neck to build its nests. Beard Or Hair Cutter Spider Camel, spider, scorpion!!! Mix all that, and you will get the camel spider also known as wind Scorpions. yet despite the descriptive names... they are neither true spiders nor true scorpions!! they are an in-between!! With large and strong pinchers capable of causing serious damage to its prey of small animals in the middle eastern deserts and the southwestern US and Mexico. Legends say that the romans called it “beard or hair cutters” since it was thought that they would cut hair from animals and humans to cozy up their lairs… studies have shown they are actually harmless… just a painful nip and no more… 248 - Insects Around The World - C (Scariest Insects Around The World) All audio provided by audioblocks.com provided under the following license agreement. https://www.Storyblocks.com/license Video clips provided by videoblocks.com under the following license agreement. https://www.Storyblocks.com/license The material credited in the link below was used, some ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQTfbQWCVGg