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完璧な衝撃吸収からの反射

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— みんなの動画 (@minnano_dougaww) May 14, 2019

ネコ VS 電気シェーバー 🐱 pic.twitter.com/Ha3imJeWjL

— もふねこチャンネル (@mofunekoc1) May 8, 2019

Be gentle! pic.twitter.com/LnhFFtMrfv

— Dr. Kash Sirinanda (@kashthefuturist) January 27, 2019

Keep your cat in its proper backyard with this rotating fence attachment pic.twitter.com/E7ZrThGyLc

— Tech Insider (@techinsider) January 16, 2019

This little robot will bring out the hunter in your cat😼 #happycaturday pic.twitter.com/PQyZqtBBwA

— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) February 16, 2019

How cats spread across the world pic.twitter.com/QtN0GhAbzW

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) May 29, 2019

The Melibe leonina, one of the craziest sea creatures you'll ever see! pic.twitter.com/JuIJGEK6ki

— Universal-Sci (@universal_sci) January 25, 2019

Take a look at how still this kingfisher keeps it's head while hunting, incredible! 💙 #Winterwatch pic.twitter.com/3H2n9v62vK

— BBC Springwatch (@BBCSpringwatch) January 15, 2019

Thirsty Kangaroo 🦘 pic.twitter.com/Kfqwckk0Vx

— Earth (@VistaEarth) January 6, 2019

We head into 2019 with purpose and intention—to continue working to safeguard the planet’s incredible wild spaces and species. What intentions are you setting for the year? pic.twitter.com/4afhfDP0jq

— Pew Environment (@pewenvironment) January 4, 2019

This Japanese bento box is for meat lovers pic.twitter.com/xMTCq96Efy

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) January 4, 2019

氷の上をすべるアヒル😂 pic.twitter.com/98BArDqueo

— 激かわ動物 (@gekikawa_wa) January 3, 2019

着水しようとしたら水が凍っていた時のカモかわいい

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— 今日の動画 (@kyonodoga) January 3, 2019

Best friends in the sky ،😍 pic.twitter.com/FoqF4Aa2fm

— Aviationdaily✈️الطيران يوميآ (@Aviationdailyy) January 27, 2019

Another normal day in Alaska.#alaska #moose @TomHall pic.twitter.com/p5jQtw4DWl

— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) January 2, 2019

A Caribou Snow Globe
Quebec 🇨🇦
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— Kelly Canuck🍁 (@KellyCanuckTO) January 5, 2019

The water in both tanks is from the same time and place. The tank on the right has oysters. pic.twitter.com/VjyV35NmpM

— Universal-Sci (@universal_sci) January 1, 2019

From swimming scallops to sea spiders the size of a dinner plate, Antarctic’s frigid waters can resemble a coral reef. #Antarctica2020 pic.twitter.com/5rDku7WYq0

— Pew Environment (@pewenvironment) December 22, 2018