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To hunt requires a strategic mindset, and every animal is different. Whether you're in the depths of the ocean or running through grasslands, every predator needs to eat, and therefore, to hunt. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/BBCEarthSub #4KVideos #BBCEarth #TheHunt Watch more: Planet Earth http://bit.ly/PlanetEarthPlaylist Blue Planet http://bit.ly ...
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Wilson's Snipe Identification, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
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101 reactions · 3 comments | Follow up to Wednesday's video. The Wilson's snipe (actual name for the North American common snipe) being released! #fridayfeeling | Toronto Wildlife Centre | Facebook
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A Wilson's Snipe bouncing and grooving along while poking about in the mud for food. The strongest hypothesis for this motion is to deter predators. This bouncing motion is done when when the bird is being watched, and it is done in open habitat where it's more likely that a predator would spot them. The Snipe has detected a potential threat and is letting the predator know that this bird has plenty of energy to fly off and escape, so it's not even worth the attempt. There's another possible exp
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A Wilson's Snipe bouncing and grooving along while poking about in the mud for food. The strongest hypothesis for this motion is to deter predators. This bouncing motion is done when when the bird is being watched, and it is done in open habitat where it's more likely that a predator would spot them. The Snipe has detected a potential threat and is letting the predator know that this bird has plenty of energy to fly off and escape, so it's not even worth the attempt. There's another possible exp
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