Bounty Hunter World’s Post

Sorry to tell, but the king should be dethroned. 👑 Despite being crowned as kings of the savannah, lions aren't the most successful hunters out there. 🦁 African wild dogs, on the other hand, possess an impressive 85% success rate in their hunts. 🐕 What's their secret? 🤝 Teamwork: Wild dogs hunt in packs, coordinating their efforts to take down prey. 🎯 Target Focus: They all focus on the same goal, maximizing their chances of success. 🔄 Adaptability: They adjust their tactics on the go, ensuring they do the job efficiently. There's a lot we can learn from nature's playbook! Learn more about African wild dogs: https://bit.ly/Wild_Dogs #terramatters #terramater #wildlifewednesday #wildlifeplanet #teamwork #learnings

🔥 Ever wondered how wildfires get their names? It’s more fascinating than you might think! From local landmarks to the time of year, there's a method behind the naming madness. 🌲 Dive into the story behind the names of some of the most infamous wildfires on our blog! https://bit.ly/3y1G1Lm

July 14th is Shark Awareness Day. Did you know there are 500+ species of shark and that they can live 30 - 100 years. One Greenland shark is believed to be at least 272years old! World shark populations have declined 70% in the last 50 years - mainly due to overfishing, such as the barbaric practice of slicing off their dorsal fin then leaving the animal to die. The fin is the key ingredient in shark fin soup.

Why are male burros/donkeys called jacks and female burros/donkeys called jennies or jennets? The name Jack is a derivative of the name John. Going back through the centuries, John is a pretty ubiquitous name, and, over time, the name Jack became synonymous with anything male. Thus, you get names like lumberjack, jackrabbit, bootjack, jack-of-all-trades, and even Jack the Ripper. And, yes, jackass too, since ass is the proper name for the animal we are discussing. The terms “jenny” and “jennet” is a bit harder to pin down. Going back to the 1500s the name “jenny” is associated with female animals and birds, for example a female wren would have been called a jenny wren. The term “jennet” has a couple of origins. It refers to a small Spanish horse breed. But it also was an Old English girls name that was a derivative of John. In either case, sources aren’t clear or definitive about these terms’ use in association with donkeys. We might never know the origin but it is fun to do the research. Tell us - do you have a favorite burro fact? Thank you to @pjkaszas for this interesting background on burros and their names! Credit: @pjkaszas Location: Just outside Oatman, Arizona (Black Mountian HMA) #jacksandjennies #origins #naming #burros

Rabbits are charming and gentle animals, but as a prey species, they can become easily scared! So, if you're introducing them to new people, it's important to tread carefully. For introducing rabbits to people, some tips include: 🐇 start gradually - let the rabbits observe individuals from a distance and choose to approach when they are ready 🐇 move slowly and calmly and allow them to sniff your hand and get used to your scent 🐇 always be very gentle 🐇 reinforce positive experiences with treats For more tips to help with a smooth intro for both bunnies and people, check out our blog! https://rspca.au/KGN3GR

All animals deserve compassion. ❤️ Most people find it easy to open their hearts to animals like kittens and puppies. But what about our other animal friends, like spiders and snakes? Those animals deserve compassion too—all beings do. Consider this your invitation to share Reiki with the wild animals you encounter (safely, of course). You can use caution and still create a space of unconditional love and connection with them. ✨ You can learn more about Reiki for Wild Animals here: https://lnkd.in/g_tZVtCY

The Easter season is all about the joy of searching and finding – a tradition that delights young and old alike. But while hunting for Easter eggs in the countryside is a real highlight, tracking down bugs in the wiring is a real horror. That's why we are strictly against hiding. At Sachsenkabel, we understand how important reliable cabling is. Undiscovered "rotten eggs" – i.e. incorrect or poor connections – can significantly affect the performance of your network. Our aim is to save you the hassle of searching by ensuring high-quality, fault-free connections from the outset. We take care of the quality and reliability of your network connections, so you can focus on what really matters: the thrill of the egg hunt. With this in mind, we wish you a joyful and happy Easter season.

Are you known for... ✅ Drawing very clear boundaries? ✅ Protecting your peace? ✅ Keeping your circle small? Then you might have the Wolf as one of your Animal Archetypes! 🐺 Discover your unique personality archetype by taking the FREE Life Blocks Quiz! Link: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gMBMBSHu

6 INTERESTING FACTS TO KNOW ABOUT A LION🦁 KILL ON A BUFFALO 🐃 1. Surprisingly, the prime spot on a buffalo 🦬 kill is the rectum and the dorminant lioness will lick it & find a way inside before others get started with the feasting 🍝 2. When attacking, lions try to avoid the buffalo horns 😈 and so will attack from the sides or the back. 3. Lions kill buffaloes by suffocating them, collapsing their trachea or tearing their jugular vein. Being a big animal, this can take 30 minutes or more but they are not that patient. 4. Lions don’t wait until the buffalo is totally dead, before they can start their feast. As long as it thrashes no more, they are good to go. 5. After a kill, The prime spot is always claimed by the dorminant female or male if available. 6. Cubs can enter inside a buffalo and eat outwards , a reason they are always blood stained 🩸 🤷♂️🤷♂️how many did you know? #nature #tourism #lionkillbuffalo #frenchguide

Happy Fish Fact Friday! Did you know that red king crab can live to 20 years old or more? As juveniles, red king crab will molt multiple times per year, but when they hit maturity, they begin molting less often. Mature females have been found to continue molting annually until the end of their lives. By contrast, mature males do not molt annually – instead many molt only once every few years. Not molting every year means crab fishermen sometimes encounter what are termed “oldshell” crab, which have dirtier looking shells and often barnacles living on their carapace and legs. Even though many of these crab are legal size to keep, they are less attractive and therefore command a lower price in the market. Learn more about red king crab from Alaska’s Department of Fish and Game: https://lnkd.in/gnGsTujk