Paly Nature Posts @PalyPosts

Reduce Stress - Take a Nature Break. Animals, Birds, Wildlife and Nature Posts. Birder. Wildlife photographer. Joined October 2016

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Paly Nature Posts @PalyPosts

17 hours ago

A vibrant flock of macaws takes flight, their red and blue feathers flashing as they sail toward the treetops. Fun fact: Macaws play a key role in seed dispersal, helping to maintain the health of tropical forests. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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19 hours ago

This lion's got swagger! (Volume up!) Fun fact: Lions mark territory by spraying urine, which contains pheromones that signal their presence to rivals. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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20 hours ago

This saki monkey is officially granting you permission to take a break! Fun fact: Saki monkeys can leap over 30 feet between branches! Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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2 days ago

Solitude never looked so magical. (Sound on.) Fun fact: Polar bears have slightly webbed feet to help them swim long distances. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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2 days ago

Okay, get ready for all the feels! (Sound on.) This jaguarundi kitten is a small wild cat species native to the Americas. They are excellent climbers and swimmers, but they often prefer to hunt on the ground. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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2 days ago

Many lynx species are threatened by habitat loss, hunting, and declining prey populations. Yet they remain symbols of the wilderness: mysterious, self-reliant, and fiercely adapted to survive where few others can. Share this thread to shine a light on one of the forest’s most secretive and captivating hunters. 5/5

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2 days ago

That signature ear tuft? It may help enhance hearing or serve as a visual signal to other lynx. And while they’re quiet creatures, lynx are capable of explosive speed and power when ambushing prey—often leaping from cover in a single, deadly pounce. 4/5

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2 days ago

With ear tufts like antennas, paws like snowshoes, and a gaze that freezes you in place, the lynx is one of the most elusive predators in the northern wilderness. You may never see one in the wild—but you’ll never forget it if you do. 🧵 1/5

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3 days ago

Serenity under the sea with this tiger shark and friends. (Volume up.) Fun fact: These sharks get their name from the dark, vertical stripes along their sides—just like a tiger! Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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3 days ago

The jungle holds its breath as this tiger does its thing! Power meets grace in a single airborne moment. (Sound on.) Fun fact: Tigers are strong swimmers and powerful leapers, capable of jumping over 30 feet in a single bound. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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3 days ago

This ibex knows how to live a "balanced" life! Fun fact: Ibexes have specialized split hooves with rough undersides that give them grip like climbing shoes, helping them scale cliffs most animals can’t. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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4 days ago

Meet the Sun Bear: A Rare Climber The world’s smallest bear is also one of the rarest—known for its golden chest patch, long tongue, and serious tree-climbing skills. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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4 days ago

Eyes peeled! Cheetah on the move! Fun fact: Cheetahs are the fastest land animals, capable of reaching speeds up to 70 mph (113 km/h) in short bursts. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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4 days ago

If a bear pole dances in the woods, does anyone see it? (Sound on!) Fun fact: Black bears often use trees, poles, or even signposts as scratching tools, leaving scent markings in the process. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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5 days ago

It's as if a celebrity entered the savanna! Watch this leopard make his grand entrance, in front of these rapt long-neck antelopes. Fun Fact: Leopards can carry prey twice their body weight up into trees to avoid scavengers. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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5 days ago

Transport yourself to a lush garden, where the Honeycreepers tweet in the crisp sunlight. Fun fact: Despite their name, honeycreepers don’t eat honey—they sip nectar and snack on fruit and insects. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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5 days ago

Meet the Resplendent Quetzal: A Fruit-Loving Flyer Quetzals primarily feed on wild avocados and other fruits, using their beaks to pluck food mid-air and helping disperse seeds across the forest. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.

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6 days ago

Sun-kissed and regal, the lion gazes across the savanna like a king surveying his kingdom. Fun fact: The darker a lion’s mane, the more intimidating he appears to rivals. Follow me for more beautiful birds, animals, wildlife & nature.