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discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > why-predators-are-so-bad-at-catching-prey

"A series of well-judged turns can be enough to send a hungry animal home empty-handed." Ever wondered why predators are so bad at catching prey?

10+ hour, 45+ min ago   (316+ words) Here's why predators have a seemingly low success rate at hunting and killing their prey Predators tend to be bigger, faster and more powerful than the prey they hunt, yet across much of the animal kingdom, most attacks fail. Even…...

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discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > amphibians > wood-frog-facts

"As temperatures drop below freezing, it freezes solid, with 70% of the water in its body turning to ice. It stops breathing, its heart stops beating and its kidneys stop functioning" | Discover Wildlife

15+ hour, 25+ min ago   (639+ words) This frog survives winter by spending it frozen solid - literally The only amphibian to live north of the Arctic Circle, the wood frog (Lithobates sylvaticus) has an amazing ability to undergo freezing and thawing to survive cold winters. As you…...

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discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > mammals > polar-bears-cant-live-in-antarctica

Why can't polar bears live in Antarctica?

1+ day, 11+ hour ago   (176+ words) Quite often, in a case of ‘polar confusion’, people envision polar bears rubbing shoulders with penguins in some unspecified icy waste. And with sea-ice cover in the Arctic Ocean at record lows, some wits might suggest transplanting starving bears to…...

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discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > marine-animals > johnsons-abyssal-seadevil-guide

It has gaping cavernous mouths crammed with sharp teeth and one of the wildest mating strategies in the animal kingdom

3+ day, 6+ hour ago   (907+ words) These deep-sea fish are known for their iconic lure which tempts prey close to their ferocious mouths so they can trap them in a cage of terrifying teeth This creature goes by several different names: Johnson’s abyssal seadevil, humpback anglerfish…...

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discoverwildlife.com > on-the-bbc > praying-mantis-ants-video

Its fate is???sealed by a clinical decapitation?????? watch this praying mantis meet a cruel end

4+ day, 52+ min ago   (248+ words) A colony of ants is no joke, even to bigger predators such as this unfortunate praying mantis. In this clip from the BBC’s Swarm: Nature’s Incredible Invasions, narrated by David Tennant, a praying mantis meets a cruel end when it…...

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discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > fish > mantis-shrimp-burrows

It has superpowers, the fastest punch in the animal kingdom and and is very reluctant to leave its fortress burrow beneath the ocean floor

4+ day, 6+ hour ago   (472+ words) Mantis shrimp spend most of their lives in their burrows, only leaving home to hunt and mate Brent Durand/ Getty Images Mantis shrimp may look like a hybrid of a praying mantis (at the front) and a shrimp (at the…...

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discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > deadliest-tails

They can shatter bones and sever spines??? these are the deadliest tails on Earth

4+ day, 19+ hour ago   (263+ words) With bone-shattering swipes and scythe-like snaps, these are the most formidable, lethal tails in the animal kingdom While teeth and claws usually steal the spotlight, many animals are armed with an additional weapon: the tail. Capable of catching prey, smashing…...

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discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > lion-hyena-rivalry-africa

???I repeatedly observed lions tracking hyenas.??? GPS collars reveal secrets of fierce carnivore rivalry

5+ day, 2+ hour ago   (347+ words) A study in Southern Africa has revealed surprising data about how lions and spotted hyenas interact. Accepted wisdom on the African savannah has long been that hyenas tend to skulk after lions, tracking the big cats to scavenge any fresh…...

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discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > wildebeest-guide

Its top speed is 50 miles per hour, it's constantly on the move and takes part in one of the greatest spectacles on the planet

5+ day, 20+ hour ago   (448+ words) Wildebeest are some of the most important and impressive animals on the African savanna. From mass migrations and group defence tactics to mysterious female horns, here’s what makes these large antelopes truly remarkable Wildebeest – also known as gnu – are best…...

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discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > black-bear-hibernation-environmental-cues

Scientists spent 22,000 hours watching black bears hibernating in Virginia. Here's what they learnt

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (146+ words) As temperatures rise due to climate change, bears may be more active during times where they were traditionally hibernating – and this change in behaviour could drive bears to seek out food in human-inhabited areas, according to a new study. Scientists…...