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السعودية VS بريطانيا
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ضريبة الشهرة الحقيقية
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تخاوي ذا اليوتيوبر ولا لأ ؟ مع عبدالاله
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اخيرا بناكل ٨ برجرات !
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السب والقذف من مسلمين | #بكاء_حلا_الترك
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مشاهدة ممتعة للجميع وخلينا نكون اجابيين وحلويين .. سلام

This recently fledged penguin chick won’t quit begging its parent for food.
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If you have kids or you were one, you might be able to relate to this penguin adult-chick relationship. The video shows a recently fledged Galápagos penguin chick, around 60 days old, begging what is likely one of its parents for food. Watch the video to find out what the deal is with this little “moocher.”

Fun Fact: Out of the 18 known penguin species, only Galápagos and gentoo parents are known to care for fledglings.

Read more about these freeloading fledglings and why they hang around the nest.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/03/galapagos-penguin-feeding-climate-change/

Mooch of the Penguins: Juvenile Won’t Stop Begging Parent for Food | National Geographic

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Dr. Chris travels to Hawaii’s “Big Island” to go night swimming with some of Hawaii’s most mysterious creatures, the manta rays.

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Spend a day with geladas monkeys, one of the flagship species of Africa’s alpine grasslands that are found only in the Ethiopian Highlands.
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Geladas, one of the flagship species of Africa’s alpine grasslands, are found only in the Ethiopian Highlands. They are the smallest vestige of a genus that millions of years ago stretched from South Africa to Spain and into India. Once among the most prominent primates—one species was the size of a gorilla—they were likely driven to extinction by climate changes, competition with more adaptable baboons, and our ancestors, who butchered them. Today all that remains of Theropithecus are geladas, which offer valuable, if imperfect, insight into the world inhabited by our predecessors. There is no other animal like them. Geladas’ most recognizable features are crimson patches of hairless skin on their chests. In females, this region changes color, and tiny sacs around its edge fill with fluid, often indicating that they are ready to mate. The pink on dominant males darkens to red. Other primates signal sexual readiness with their rumps, but these monkeys spend most of the day scooting on their rears, gorging. Most primates climb trees to eat fruit and leaves. Geladas use opposable thumbs to pluck grass blades and herbs. Like zebras, they mince food with their molars.

Guassa researchers, from Ethiopia and abroad, have followed the minutiae of the daily life of almost 500 individuals. They monitor activity, study relationships, track births, and document deaths. Yet much about geladas remains unknown. After a revolt in Ethiopia ousted Emperor Haile Selassie in 1974, a civil war made fieldwork difficult. In the early 1990s uprisings drove out the ruling communist junta, the Derg, and scientists returned. Today it’s still not clear how many geladas are left.

Read the entire article from the April 2017 issue of National Geographic Magazine.
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2017/04/gelada-monkeys-grass-eating-guassa-ethiopia-bleeding-heart/

Spend a Day With the World’s Only Grass-Eating Monkeys | National Geographic

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