🎃 Peek-a-boo from the ocean floor this little trickster is ready for Halloween every day. The leaf scorpionfish is a true master of disguise. It changes color every couple of weeks to blend perfectly with its surroundings, making it look just like a drifting leaf. Using a quick suction motion, it surprises its prey in the blink of an eye. Despite their clever camouflage, these fish come in bright shades of pink, yellow, red, and green and sometimes even grow bits of real algae on their skin. Nature’s own spooky costume in action AWEsome video by @fab.aroundtheglobe Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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Oct 31, 2025Instagram
❄️ Say hello to two of the Arctic’s most iconic neighbors the playful beluga whale and the mighty polar bear. These two animals share the same icy home but in very different ways. Belugas spend their time in coastal waters, chirping and whistling to one another beneath the surface. Polar bears rely on sea ice to hunt seals and sometimes encounter belugas near open water. Though polar bears may try to hunt them, belugas are quick clever and hard to catch. AWEsome video by @mywildlive Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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Oct 29, 2025Instagram
💙 The blue bird of paradise is one of nature’s most stunning creations. With its vibrant blue wings, elegant ribbon-like tail feathers, and a delicate broken white ring around its eye, it stands out as a true marvel of evolution. Named in honor of Archduke Rudolf of Austria, this beautiful bird plays an important role in the rainforest by eating fruit and insects and helping to spread seeds. Its graceful movements and unique courtship displays make it a symbol of beauty and wonder in the wild, though it remains vulnerable and rare in its natural habitat. AWEsome video by @wildsafarisaga Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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Oct 27, 2025Instagram
🦎 This baby Texas horned lizard might be tiny, but it already knows how to handle life in the wild. Texas horned lizards are full of incredible adaptations. They can squirt blood from their eyes to scare off predators like coyotes and foxes, blend perfectly with their surroundings, and even flatten their bodies to look larger. Their skin channels collect water from rain or dew, guiding it straight to their mouths, and they are quick diggers able to bury themselves in seconds. Watching this little one practice its burrowing skills is a glimpse into how nature prepares its young for survival. AWEsome video by @sanantoniozoo Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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Oct 24, 2025Instagram
🦌 Nature’s craftsmanship is on full display with the incredible growth of elk antlers. They are the fastest-growing tissue of any mammal and can grow as much as an inch a day while covered in soft velvet. The velvet is filled with blood vessels and nerves that feed the growing bone beneath it giving the antlers their fuzzy look. When the antlers reach full size a ring forms at the base cutting off the blood supply and causing the velvet to dry and die. At that point the elk feels no pain only an itchy urge to rub against trees and bushes to shed the old velvet. The process may look dramatic but it marks the beginning of a new season of strength and beauty for these majestic animals. AWEsome video by @goodbullguided Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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Oct 22, 2025Instagram
💛 Meet the ultimate boss mom of the desert the meerkat matriarch. In meerkat society mom is truly in charge. Adult females are usually a little larger than the males and the dominant female leads the group with confidence and care. She decides when it is time to welcome new pups often choosing the rainy season when food is plenty. With her watchful eyes and strong leadership she keeps her family safe happy and thriving under the warm desert sun. Here’s to a healthy pregnancy for this mama! AWEsome video by @jackswynnerton Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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Oct 19, 2025Instagram
🩶 Meet Princess Penelope, an opossum full of charm and surprising facts. Opossums are the only marsupials native to North America and are known for their unique traits and resilience. They are immune to rabies and venomous snakebites, and their prehensile tails help them climb with ease. When threatened, they sometimes “play possum,” a natural defense that makes predators lose interest. These fascinating animals also help the environment by eating pests like ticks and rodents. And here is a fun fact baby opossums called joeys are born so tiny that ten could fit on a single teaspoon. Would you share a snack with Princess Penelope AWEsome video by @sandiegozoo Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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🌊 Meet the sea pig, one of the deep ocean’s strangest and most fascinating creatures. These plump pink sea cucumbers live thousands of meters below the surface, walking across the seafloor on their stilt-like tube feet. They feed on organic matter that settles from above, playing an important role in keeping the ocean floor clean. Some have even been spotted protecting baby crabs, showing an unexpected gentle side. Sea pigs breathe through their anus and have toxins in their skin to keep predators away. Because they are so delicate, they often fall apart when brought to the surface, making them one of the ocean’s most mysterious residents. AWEsome video by @schmidtocean Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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🫎 The Alaskan moose is truly one of nature’s giants. Males can reach up to seven feet tall at the shoulder and weigh as much as 1,600 pounds. Despite their massive size, they are graceful swimmers able to dive up to 20 feet and hold their breath for about 30 seconds. Their long legs help them move quickly through deep snow, reaching speeds of up to 35 miles per hour. A moose can eat nearly 70 pounds of plants in a single day, and males shed their antlers each year as part of their natural cycle. This particular moose was blind in one eye due to cataracts yet still moved through its environment with quiet strength and resilience. AWEsome video by @mukul.soman Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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🌿 Meet the dorcopsis, a fascinating and lesser-known member of the kangaroo family. Native to the lush tropical forests of New Guinea and nearby Indonesian islands, dorcopsises—also known as forest wallabies—are small marsupials about the size of a cat. They have long, narrow faces and relatively long forelegs that help them move gracefully through dense vegetation. These quiet forest dwellers remind us how much beauty and diversity exists in the hidden corners of nature. AWEsome video by @skaerupzoo Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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Oct 10, 2025Instagram
🦏 Meet one of the most powerful yet peaceful giants of the animal kingdom. Rhinos are massive herbivores known for their thick skin and impressive horns made of keratin, the same protein found in human hair and nails. Although their eyesight is not the best, their sense of smell and hearing make up for it. A group of these mighty animals is called a crash, fitting for their strength and presence. This particular rhino decided to make a little fashion statement and is rocking it with style. AWEsome video by @sanantoniozoo Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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Blainville’s beaked whales are mysterious, deep-diving ocean dwellers that hunt using suction feeding rather than biting. They have unique “teeth” that only mature males develop, used for battling other males rather than prey. These shy, cryptic whales are found in deep, tropical to temperate waters worldwide and are known to spend significant time silent to avoid killer whalepredators. AWEsome video by @alexsharks_ Advanced Wildlife Reels ❤️➡️ @advance_wildlife_education #biodiversity #wildlifeeducation #wildlifebiologist #wildlife #science #biology #education #educator #advancewildlifeeducation #advance_wildlife_education #science #cool #awesome #cute #animals #wildlifephotography #explore #education #fun
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