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2023-06-09 21:31:07
Boobies get their name from the Spanish 'bobo', which roughly translates as foolish, idiotic, and silly. In the 18th century, Spanish sailors named the birds 'bobo' because of how easily they could be captured, and for their goofy takeoffs and landings.
Red-footed boobies in the Galapagos Islands, like the one photographed here, are mostly brown morphs, a greyish brown overall with dark streaks and some white feathering on their underparts. A more generalized white morph can also occur, however.
National Geographic
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2023-06-09 19:31:36
When the King meets the Queen
A pair of reef sharks demonstrate their affection by creating a heart shape amidst the shoal of fish that skillfully avoids them. Unfortunately for them, there is no meal in store!
Maldives
National Geographic
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2023-06-09 16:31:05
The
Acropolis of Lindos is a famous archaeological site in Greece. It still stands today, and research suggests it was built in the
4th century BC.
National Geographic
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2023-06-09 11:31:52
Can this ambitious young gelada monkey oust his older rival?
National Geographic
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2023-06-08 23:01:45
Sunset over Montana's Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
National Geographic
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2023-06-08 21:32:08
In India, tigers are famous for more than just their stripes
National Geographic
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2023-06-08 19:32:05
West African giraffes browse in the Giraffe Zone, a government-defined region where giraffes and humans co-exist in Niger
National Geographic
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2023-06-08 16:31:32
This colorful little seahorse is the size of a grain of rice
National Geographic
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2023-06-08 11:31:23
When somebody calls you an owl, but you’re actually a tawny frogmouth (Podargus strigoides).
While the tawny frogmouth may look similar to an owl, they are actually part of the nightjar family. There are about 14 species of frogmouths — most have large, bright yellow eyes and a wide set beak that is yellowish to olive-gray in color.
National Geographic
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2023-06-07 23:03:05
These vibrant hummingbirds must compete for every sip of delicious nectar
National Geographic
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