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[poldobs]

Redefine what it means to win. Step into the shade and claim your crown. The McLaren 765LT Spider awaits. ☘️

[do-doodles]

Tranquiloraptor Do not feed sign

[versemile]

Are lions really the kings of the jungle? 🦁 Discover why they hold this legendary title—no jungles needed!

[curatethewav]

Leopard Seal (Hydrurga leptonyx)

•Leopard seals have become some of the most formidable hunters in the Polar Region due to their ability to withstand extreme circumstances, abundance of food, lack of predators, and ruthless reputation

•However, leopard seals are among the most challenging apex predators to study on Earth due to their frigid Antarctic habitat

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[wtfearth123]

Did you know the Saltwater Crocodiles can jump 10 feet out of the water? 🤯

Saltwater crocodiles are known for their ability to jump out of the water. They can reach heights of up to 10 feet, and even more in some cases. This ability is a result of their powerful tail muscles and buoyancy control.

Credit: 🎥 Video by Trevor Frost

The tail muscles of a saltwater crocodile are incredibly strong. They can generate enough force to propel the crocodile out of the water with a single powerful thrust. The buoyancy control comes from the crocodile's lungs. When the crocodile wants to jump, it takes a deep breath and then exhales forcefully. This reduces the amount of air in its lungs, which makes it more buoyant. This allows the crocodile to jump higher and further.

Saltwater crocodiles use their jumping ability for a variety of purposes. They may use it to catch prey, defend themselves from predators, or simply to get a better view of their surroundings.

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[252mya]

Acrocanthosaurus unisex t-shirt

This t-shirt features Acrocanthosaurus, a large theropod dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous. It was the apex predator of North America before tyrannosaurids took over that niche.

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Art by Greco Westermann

[mushroomyhouse]

Show your Pride and also your love for horses with this shimmering sticker sheet by @snappakappa 🌈

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[pangeen]

A Sea Gull hovering on top of a feeding male Orca waiting for the right moment to get some leftovers

by Andy Schmid