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Currawong bird. They have a very pretty call. 🐦⬛
If you’ve ever walked through Australia’s bushland, coastal forests, or even leafy suburbs, you may have heard a call that stops you in your tracks. Rich, flute-like, and echoing through the trees, the song of the Pied Currawong (Strepera graculina) is one of the most distinctive sounds in the Australian landscape.
Anyone who has spent time observing birds knows they’re full of surprises. Some impress with complex songs, others with remarkable problem-solving abilities. And then there are cockatoos - loud, expressive, playful, and endlessly curious.
Bees are often celebrated for their cheerful buzz and honey-making abilities, but their true value goes far beyond sweetness. These small pollinators play a critical role in maintaining healthy ecosystems, supporting food production, and preserving biodiversity.
This poor little guy only has one foreleg
In the natural world, survival is rarely fair. Injury often means the end, especially for small animals that depend on speed, precision, and physical perfection to hunt and avoid becoming prey themselves. For insects, even the loss of a single limb can dramatically reduce their chances of survival.