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Meet the most enthusiastic bird in the world
(7) | 18/03/2015 | Translate: Dick Toyrako, also known as Waluigi or kwêvoël, It is a bird of Africa which stands out for the crest and distinctive voice of. When facing danger or approaching a predator, τα Τουράκο βγάζουν ένα χαρακτηριστικό ξεφωνητό που ακούγεται σαν “ουέεεεε”. The truth is that there is very excited and with the presence of the camera.
The bird with the loudest singing The bird Procnias Albus, a small bird that lives in the Amazon, It has been called the bird with the loudest voice in the world, with singing of up to 125 decibels.- The CNN records a slave auction in Libya After regaining amateur video phenomenon, the CNN's journalists went to investigate an alleged slave auction in Libya Africa. After some days, journalists were able to film with a hidden camera a quick auction enslaved migrants. The phenomenon was known to all, but the "proof" missing. It is estimated that there are 45 million slaves in the world, including 10 million children.
- Eagle makes descent from skyscraper Burj Khalifa Equipped with a camera on its back, the Darshan, an imperial Eagle with a wingspan of two meters, He made a new flight record when Saturday, March 14, 2015 flew from the top of Burj Khalifa, the tallest skyscraper in the world (Dubai, United Arab Emirates). The predator made a flight in circles over the town, before making a spectacular freefall to found in the instructor's hand of Jacques-Olivier Travers. The Travers is the founder of Freedom Conservancy, an organization aimed at protecting birds of prey threatened with extinction.
- A pair of birds is moving to a new home The user "Chickady's Birdhouse" on Youtube he made a bird's nest in the shape of a house and set up cameras (two in and one out) so that his sick mother could observe them. A pair of blue sparrows quickly settled in the small house and created a family of 7 chicks. A rather long one-hour video consisting of 1700 snapshots over a period of 39 days.
- Girl saves a guinea pig from a snake A 12-year-old Australian girl bravely went to the aid of her guinea pig when it was attacked by a python in her garden. Security camera footage shows her discovering her guinea pig behind a bush with a snake wrapped around it. The girl grabbed the predator by the tail and then began to swing it like a hammer. Hearing his daughter's screams, the father ran to help her. They finally managed to free MaxiBon the piglet from the 2 length python,5m. MaxiBon was not injured.
- False door for predators In the dry savannah and scrubland, the tiny bird Anthoscopus minutus builds its nest from spider silk and plant fibers. Builds a false entrance and secret chamber in its nest to avoid predators. See how he closes the "door" as he leaves, leaving the false entrance ajar.
- A 1970's tank simulator This simulator from the 1970s uses a miniature world to simulate the driver's perspective, and was intended for training soldiers in chariot driving.
At that time, the simulator was controlled by a bulky 1970s computer, but the museum was unable to put the parts together and rebuild this piece when they rebuilt the device. So now the emulator is controlled by a Raspberry Pi. The tank's tiny portholes are connected to a camera mounted on a miniature model. The camera is moved by a robotic arm based on the movements the user makes in the simulator.
- A herd of migratory birds collides with the ground On the morning of February 7, 2022 in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico, a security camera recorded a herd of migratory birds colliding with the ground. The unusual incident caused the death of at least 100 birds. The birds that belong to the species of yellow-headed blackbirds, are migratory. They migrate in winter from the area of the Great Lakes (Canada) in Mexico and the southwestern United States.
- What to watch out for in a lake in Indonesia A man from Indonesia shows us the danger lurking under a lake. As it says, if you see bubbles coming to the surface, you have to be careful as predators are under water.
- Aircraft in stall, at the moment of parachuting On Thursday, October 14, 2021 in Mossel Bay, South Africa, Beechcraft King Air C90 stalled during a paratrooper drop. Then, the aircraft made spins out of control, in danger of hitting some of the paratroopers who had already jumped. The pilot fortunately managed to regain control of the aircraft and then land safely on the runway.
- The unusual defense mechanism of a lizard A lizard of the genus Strophurus sprays a foul-smelling liquid on a predator. Lizards of this species usually use this defense mechanism to drive birds out of their area..
- The killer ants The East African rainforest is home to ants of the genus Dorylus, also known as guide guides. They are predators and one of the most capable killers in the animal kingdom. Dorylus is a large genus of expedition ants, and after looting one point they move to another. They hunt in large groups and attack insects much larger than them. The colony is guarded by large soldiers with sharp calipers, who together with the smaller workers work together to catch the prey.
- A swordfish that has a body like a mirror The silver cutlassfish (Lepidopus caudatus) is a lesser known predatory fish that lives at greater depths in the temperate waters of Europe, of Africa, Australia and New Zealand. It is not possible to fish, but has a perfect camouflage, as the surface of his body is like a mirror. So he hides with great ease in the water and waits for his victims. In English, It is also called frostfish, because he likes cold water and in winter he goes to the shores where the water is colder. In addition it is quite tasty fish that grows up to 2 meters, and is very good bait for swordsmen.
- The special song of the bird Montezuma Oropendola The exotic bird Montezuma Oropendola is endemic to eastern Mexico, in Belize, in northern Guatemala, in Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and northwestern Panama. It inhabits mainly the marginal parts of the tropical forests, where it weaves hanging nests of banana fibers on tall trees. It has a very characteristic chirping, where it sounds like it has two voices at the same time.
- The man with the deepest voice in the world Silent singer Tim Storms holds the record for lowest note ever recorded by a human voice.