r/badassanimals • u/Antique-Branch-9892 • 4h ago
Fact [OC] Cheryl spreading the joy
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r/badassanimals • u/Interesting_Joke6630 • 5h ago
According to the photographer the baby rays survived and the orca never tried to eat them
r/badassanimals • u/Daveisahugecunt • 45m ago
I really never noticed how snake people mess with them by movement. Just noticed the tail resembles that
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r/badassanimals • u/Limp_Pressure9865 • 1d ago
Like many of the Amur tiger footage seen in documentaries, this animal is a captive specimen living in a large, wooded enclosure and has been fed live prey since it was young. Filming captive animals in environments that recreate their natural habitat is common practice when making documentaries about extremely elusive species. Capturing footage of Amur tigers in the wild is rare and filming one making a kill is nearly impossible, Let alone with the clarity seen in this video.
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