A majestic Himalayan goral confidently overlooking her domain. #ZoomOut , #MammalWatching , #WildNepal , #Himalayas , #Nepal .
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A Himalayan brown goral is spotted in its natural habitat, along with a surprise appearance by a baby mountain goat-antelope. #MammalWatching #WildNepal #Himalayas
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Can you spot the Himalayan goral in the wild of Nepal? Join the Mammal Watching community and explore the stunning beauty of the Himalayas. #WildNepal #Himalaya #Nepal
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Did you know that even though Red Pandas are nocturnal, they have to wake up during the day to eat bamboo? This is because bamboo isn't very nutritious. Watch these cute mammals in the wild of Nepal. #RedPandas #MammalWatching #WildNepal
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A Himalayan brown goral in its habitat.
[With a surprise appearance of a baby one of these mountain goat-antelopes right at the end.]
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Although #RedPanda s are essentially nocturnal, they mainly eat bamboo, which isn't very nutritious, so they have to wake up periodically during the day to eat more.
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Red pandas have a little bone sticking out of their wrists: a 'false thumb' that helps them grip bamboo as they pull it down to feed.
This adaptation has also evolved in the giant #panda , to which #RedPanda s are not closely related.πΌπ #MammalWatching #RedPanda #WildNepal #Nepal
One of #RedPanda s ' best defences against large predators like leopards is that they can escape to the thinnest tree branches and vines, where those chasing them could never hope to follow.
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Red pandas have semi-retractable claws, super flexible joints, and a long bushy tail for balance, enabling them to stroll down tree-trunks headfirst, and jump between branches with ease.
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Master of all she surveys: a Himalayan goral peering out over her landscape. #ZoomOut
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Turtle doves are not named after turtles - the word is derived from their Latin name 'turtur', which is onomatopoeic, based on the sound they make.
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This is a yellow-throated marten, in the #Himalayas of #Nepal .
Not many #mammals are yellow - how many can you name? π‘
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Did you know that turtle doves are not named after turtles? The name is derived from their Latin name 'turtur,' which comes from the sound they make. #birding #WildNepal #NepalBirds #doves #Dinosaurs
A Red Panda is spotted in its natural bamboo habitat in Wild Nepal. Marvel at the adorable mammal and its vibrant coat of red against a backdrop of green. #MammalWatching #WildNepal #RedPandas #Nepal #Dinosaurs
Red pandas are endangered due to habitat loss & poaching for their skins which are made into hats in China. Only a couple of thousand remain. #MammalWatching #WildNepal #Nepal #Dinosaurs
Red pandas thrive in their Himalayan habitat with thick fur and fluffy ears, enabling them to survive above the snow-line where monsoons drench the cloud-forest environment. #RedPanda #MammalWatching #WildNepal #Himalayas #Dinosaurs
