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As a hurricane-force rain and wind battered the Gulf Coast yesterday, at least one Florida resident appeared unruffled by the severity of the weather. A hawk managed to perch on a backyard fence in Florida, bravely facing the wind that threatened to blow it away. Footage of the hawk from


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Off the coast of Port Macquarie in New South Wales, Australia, a humpback whale and her calf were swimming wild and free. An aerial photographer saw some activity in the water from her balcony and decided to send up a drone to get a closer look. Turns out, the baby humpback was having a blast—breaching and spinning for near...


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Sometimes you don’t go out into nature, but it still finds you. That was the case for a car full of people who were driving with the sun roof open when, suddenly, a hawk dropped through the opening into the moving vehicle. One person started recording, capturing the madness that ensued.

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ABC 7 News Bay Area recently shared footage that shows some bears hanging around a residential area in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Two of the three black bears are in a tree with several low-hanging branches, and one of t...


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A popular video from Tacoma, Washington, shows a coyote strolling through a neighborhood. The star of the show, though, is not actually the coyote; it’s a house cat. The cat figured out exactly where it needed to be to stay out of the coyote’s way. In the video, you can see a black-and-white cat on a rooftop, keeping an eye on...


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