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Official Trailer | The Falcon and The Winter Soldier | Disney+

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Training mood 😂🤣

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Javan lutung and baby, from chasnam.

This langur lives in social groups of around seven individuals, with one or two adult males in the group. Adult Javan langur females are aggressive towards females from other groups, and have been observed looking after the offspring of other mothers, as well as their own. It is thought that juveniles are brightly coloured because this alerts females to their presence and ensures that they will always be noticed and protected.

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One of the best primates

A siamang showing off its throat sac, from arkive.org:

In the early hours of the morning, the powerful song of the siamang fills the forest. This singing, which can be heard up to around two kilometres away, includes duets by the adult male and female, and functions to establish and maintain pair bonds, and to advertise their presence and territory. These vocalisations have been known to continue for around fifteen minutes, and are much louder than those of other gibbon species.

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Sun-tailed monkey, from arkive.org:

The sun-tailed monkey has a polygynous mating system, and adult males will actively defend their groups from other males trying to usurp them. Whilst males disperse from their natal group, females remain, and a dominance hierarchy exists amongst these females, which is subsequently inherited by their offspring.

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Bald uakari, from bbc.co.uk:

Bald uakari monkeys are active, intelligent and live in large social groups of up to nearly 100 individuals. Their red faces are thought to be an indication of health, since those infected with malaria have paler faces than those that are immune.

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Phanaeus difformis

…a species dung beetle (Scarabaeinae) that is native to the southwestern United States and Mexico. Adults are typicall active from April to October and are often seen in open areas with sandy soils. Like the related P. vindex P. difformis will dig burrows beneath animal excrement and lay their eggs in the excrement. The grubs will then feed on the excrement until they pupate.

Classification

Animalia-Arthropoda-Insecta-Coleoptera-Polyphaga-Scarabaeoidea-Scarabaeidae-Scarabaeinae-Phanaeus-P. difformis

Images: Seth Patterson and Steven Barney

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Golden-headed Quetzal (Pharomachrus auriceps)

…a species of quetzal (a group of trogons) that occurs in the Andes of Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia. Golden-headed quetzal typically inhabit humid highland forests and are solitary. P. auriceps is sexually dimorphic with females sporting a duller coloration and a grayer head, and males sporting an iridesent green coloration with a golden cast to their heads. Golden-headed quetzals feed mostly on fruit and insects, lizards are occasionally taken as well.

Classification

Animalia-Chordata-Aves-Trogoniformes-Trogonidae-Pharomachrus-P. auriceps

Image: chdwckvnstrsslhm

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Golden-headed Quetzal (Pharomachrus auriceps)

…a species of quetzal (a group of trogons) that occurs in the Andes of Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia. Golden-headed quetzal typically inhabit humid highland forests and are solitary. P. auriceps is sexually dimorphic with females sporting a duller coloration and a grayer head, and males sporting an iridesent green coloration with a golden cast to their heads. Golden-headed quetzals feed mostly on fruit and insects, lizards are occasionally taken as well.

Classification

Animalia-Chordata-Aves-Trogoniformes-Trogonidae-Pharomachrus-P. auriceps

Image: chdwckvnstrsslhm

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Amazing Ant

The panda ant! ◖㈠ ω ㈠◗ While it’s not technically an ant (“panda ant” is a nickname), the females in the wasp species Mutillidae are wingless, resembling ants. Their white and black pattern helps to ward off predators, because, like wasps, they are capable of extremely painful stings.