Kestrel attack Eurasian hobby . . . . #reelsinstagram #wildlifephotography #trendingreels #birdphotography #vultures #birdsofprey | Ayoub Nayiak Wildlife Photographer | Facebook

32K views · 987 reactions | Double Trouble  The reel begins with the calm presence of a Steppe Eagle… but as the camera drifts left, the Greater Spotted Eagle rises into view—two raptors, one unforgettable moment. 礪 #reelkarofeelkaro #trendingreels #wildlifephotography #steppeeagle #greaterspottedeagle #eagle #wildlife #birdphotography #naturephotography #nature #reels #explorepage #nikonz8 #viralvideos #reelsvideo #viral | Vishal Lokare | Facebook

10M views · 392K reactions | Us on Monday Morning after this past (opening) weekend. It takes giraffes a few days to learn "how to giraffe" 來 this doesn't hurt them. They just have to figure out what to do with their necks during their short naps. This is Kenzie and Davis's baby boy when he was only 12 hours old. ✨漣 #babyanimals #Tanganyika #giraffe #viralreels | Tanganyika Wildlife Park | Facebook

The Scythians were nomadic, horse-centered peoples who dominated large parts of the Eurasian steppe for centuries. To settled neighbors—Greeks along the Black Sea and Persians to the south—they represented a terrifying kind of warfare: fast, mobile, and difficult to trap. They could appear out of nowhere, strike hard, and vanish across distances that infantry-based armies couldn’t easily match. But their power wasn’t only tactical. It was psychological. Greek authors, especially Herodotus, descr

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