Rare footage of megapode birds laying eggs in volcano ash-covered islands, and their predators
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Rare footage of megapode birds laying eggs in volcano ash-covered islands, and their predators
Rare footage of megapode birds laying eggs in volcano ash-covered islands, and their predators. Director : François DE RIBEROLLES
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Tabon or the Philippine Megapode is a beach forest and small island specialist bird with unique breeding behavior. The name "tabon" means to cover and refers to the bird making nesting mounds of beach sands to bury its egg - same principle with sea turtles. When birds are not harmed and they feel safe, they freely roam along beach forests and small islands scratching for food among leaf litter. Here's a video of a wild and free Tabon (taken from a phone camera) in one of the small islands off Pa
Tabon or the Philippine Megapode is a beach forest and small island specialist bird with unique breeding behavior. The name "tabon" means to cover and refers to the bird making nesting mounds of beach sands to bury its egg - same principle with sea turtles. When birds are not harmed and they feel safe, they freely roam along beach forests and small islands scratching for food among leaf litter. Here's a video of a wild and free Tabon (taken from a phone camera) in one of the small islands off Pa
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Born to be independent! 🐣 The megapode chick has a truly solitary start to life. Because their eggs are incubated in mounds of decaying vegetation or volcanic ash, megapode chicks never get to meet their parents. Once they're ready to hatch, they dig their way out of the mound entirely on their own. From the moment they emerge, they are completely self-sufficient, finding their own food and navigating the world solo. It's a stark contrast to many other bird species and a testament to their rema
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