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The Honduran White Bat (Ectophylla alba) feeds exclusively on fruits. Like many other bat species, the Honduran White Bat (Ectophylla alba) is in decline. Currently listed as Near Threatened, these Central American bats roost in leaf tents.0 -
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This parrot went viral this week and was meme'd on Facebook groups!
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Is this 'Baaaaaaaw' enough?An endangered Australian Mary River turtle. The species, which boasts a punk hairdo and the unusual ability to breathe through its butt, is the latest addition to the Zoological Society of London’s list of animals at risk of extinction. Photograph: Chris Van
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Anyone following this thread will know that around Christmas time, my cockatiels had two chicks born 5 days apart. Unfortunately the smaller chick died at about a week and the older one was doing well until she had a freak accident at 7.5 weeks.
It looks like history is repeating itself and the parents have two more chicks. They are even born 5 days apart! This time I am more prepared. Even though the chicks are only 5 days apart, there is a huge size difference between them. If the older chick starts taking all the food from the parents, I have proper baby formula and syringes on hand to keep it's strength up. I've been checking twice a day and so far so good
I've called them Maisey and Tiny. My sister suggested the names and I like them. Tiny suits for now because she is so small compared to her sibling and is she survives to adulthood, it can be ironic
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Thankfully Tiny is still being fed by her parents and she has a good crop. Even though Maisey is a lot bigger than her, she's not being left out and is fully healthy at a week old. At the same stage with the last two, the parents had stopped feeding the smaller one and when they are that small, it's hard to successfully hand feed them.
Baby birds do look a bit weird. Before their eyes open, they look opaque and almost like they've been created by CGI. In the last picture you can really see this. Tiny looks odd but Maisey's eyes are open and are very clearly defined. Nature is strange
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"I saw this teeny-tiny baby chameleon sleep-hanging on a plant, while walking back to my tent at night in Ranomafana National Park, Madagascar," writes Your Shot photographer S.R. "Rather than blast the little guy with a flash, I used my headlamp to illuminate it and took this shot."
More baaaaaww sleeping animals here.0 -
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1R12w0WRpKQ
Hopefully I've done this right and can manage to post some pictures! 
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