@zonofun on Instagram: "The video captures a burrowing owl perched on a rusted metal pipe serving as an improvised ground nest, a plausible choice for this species that favors burrows in open grasslands and tolerates human proximity without fleeing. - Viewer corrections in replies reveal the “owlets” are actually quail chicks, which burrowing owls hunt as prey—potentially turning the tender scene into a predator-prey standoff if the hand hadn’t intervened. - The clip bears an “Adi Explore” water

The world is here on Instagram: "Crows are among the most intelligent birds, known for advanced problem-solving and cause-and-effect reasoning. In videos like this, the crow observes the setup, tests different approaches, and then applies a deliberate strategy to access all the cookies—often by pulling, tipping, or using nearby objects as tools. Scientific studies show that crows can plan multi-step actions, remember successful methods, and adapt their behavior when conditions change, which expl

Knowledge | Curiosity | Discovery on Instagram: "This footage records a distinct display of avian play behavior in which a crow intentionally utilizes a green plastic disc as a sledding implement to traverse a snow-covered, corrugated roof. The action demonstrates the advanced cognitive faculties of the species, specifically regarding tool manipulation for non-survival purposes, generating viral appeal through the anthropomorphic resonance of recreational sliding and the stark contrast between w

The Raptors on Instagram: "Spock is chatting up a storm! 💬 Great Horned Owls use their hoots to establish territory. During breeding season (which we are soon entering for these owls!), mated pairs will often call back and forth to one another. Fun fact: the female Great Horned Owl has a noticeably higher-pitched hoot than the male! #islandraptors #greathornedowl #birdsofprey #birdsofinstagram #owlsofinstagram"