Fun fact: The “weasel war dance” is a quirky, energetic behavior, usually done during play or when excited. In the wild, it may also serve to confuse or disorient prey. They’re carnivores and can take down animals larger than themselves, including rabbits.

Fun Fact: The Least Weasel can be as short as 4 inches. That’s smaller than our new Jason The Weasel Plushy, available now in our store alongside the rest of Part 2 of our Summer Merch Drop!!!

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Fun Fact: Tadpoles grow their back legs before their front legs (typically between 5-9 weeks old). Once they develop all their limbs they’re colloquially referred to as “froglets.”🐸⚽🦵#naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitok

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Fun fact: The greater sage grouse attracts females of its species by inflating two yellow air sacs on its chest and bouncing them around to produce a unique sound.💄🐦🍸 #naturalhabitok #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitatshorts

Fun fact: The Spix's disc-winged bat has suction cups on its thumbs and ankles that let it stick to surfaces. It uses these to stick to the inside of banana leaves to roost 🦇🪠🤝 #naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitok

Fun Fact: Ducks are often seen standing still in the rain. Most think it’s because their waterproof feathers keep them dry and that staying still helps conserve energy, but we have our own theory🦆🌧️🐥 #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitok

Fun Fact: Kangaroo joeys are just about 1 inch long and hairless at birth. They immediately crawl into their mother's pouches to develop until they're 8 months old.🫘🦘👶 #naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitok

Fun fact: Wombats' pouches are positioned backwards, opening toward the mother's rear rather than her head to keep their joeys safe from dirt. The joeys stay in their mothers’ pouches for 8-9 months. 🐨🍫🍑 #naturahabitok #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitatshorts

Fun fact: Common murre chicks leap off cliffs before they can fly, bouncing off rocks on the way down to reach the ocean, where their dad takes over raising them at sea.🐧🪨🌊

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Fun Fact: Some species of tarantulas keep frogs as “pets” in a mutualistic relationship. The frogs eat insects that would otherwise threaten the tarantulas’ eggs, and in exchange, the tarantulas offer them protection from predators. 🐸🕷️🦮 #naturalhabitok

With only 2 days left in our sale we’re giving back to our fans with a sticker giveaway! If you’re not in a financial position to buy merch, just fill out the survey at and comment “Stickers” below, and you’ll be entered into our sticker raffle!

Fun fact: OUR NEW MERCH IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR 11 MORE DAYS! 🧸👕🦦

Fun fact: Some species of turtles such as the painted turtle can essentially breathe through their butts underwater. The oxygen dissolved in the water is absorbed by the blood vessels in their cloacae.🐢🍑🫧 OH AND NEW MERCH AT

Natural Habitat Shorts presents “Kevin’s Tales of Woe” a compilation of some of Kevin’s ‘best’ moments in honor of our new Kevin Plush at

Fun fact: Otters have valve-like structures in their ears and nostrils that close underwater, keeping water out. It can also be used to shut out bickering parents.🦦👂🐞NEW MERCH @ #naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitok

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Fun Fact: NEW MERCH AVAILABLE NOW featuring EMILY THE AXOLOTL✂️& KEVIN THE OTTER🪨 + NEW shirts & stickers✨. 🚨Available for a limited time! LINK IN BIO🚨.