I think it's because birds are used to eating European earthworms (regular ones here in the U.S.) their palates haven't adapted to the jumping worms (Asian) yet because the jumping worms' diet is very differentdamn.. no predators for them? I wonder why birds dont eat em
Riding the wind currentHow's this Possible?
bird's bones are hollow for one and for two the correct wind speed will keep them afloat like that but if he drops his head or bring in his wings he'll dropHow's this Possible?
Researches at the University of Zurich in Switzerland walked into a horrific scene on July 19, 2018, when they heard screaming and cries of the mother and her infant that were being chased by others in their community.
Just after 7:30am, the team saw an alpha male trek out of a nearby thicket while holding just an arm of the baby albino, according to the findings, which have only just been published.
A number of other chimps came rushing in, which began biting the fingers, leg, and ears of the screaming infant that was eventually taken by an adult female who started gnawing at its head - putting an end to the baby's life.
The chimpanzees took the carcass up into a tree, where they inspected it by sniffing the infant, stroking it and sticking their fingers in its anus.
The scientists were able to recover the body three hours after the infant’s death, allowing them to assess injuries made by its fellow pack.
First ever wild albino chimpanzee is spotted in Uganda - shortly before it was killed by its pack
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- The first wild albino chimpanzee was observed at a reservation in Uganda
- Scientists say the chimp was no more than 19 days old when they spotted it
- Just four days after the initial sighting, the infant albino was brutally killed
- by its own pack that ripped off its limbs and gnawed at its head until it died
- Scientists believe the different color of the infant is what caused the attack
First ever wild albino chimp is spotted shortly before it was killed
The albino chimpanzee was brutally murdered by its own pack just four days after scientists first observed it. The chimp was no more than 19 days old when it was attacked and killed.www.dailymail.co.uk
LE FUQ?!