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Predator animal noises in movies vs reality

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I've been watching the Therizinosaurus scene from Jurassic World, and the noise made by the dinosaur made me remember other instances of predator animals/animal-like monsters in fictional media and the constant noises and roars they're usually making while hunting.I don't have much contact with the wildlife, especially the dangerous kind, but my assumption would be that they don't necessarily make constant noises, growls and rorars when hunting, which would make the prey notice t

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Lapland Adventure

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By David Tomlinson If you’re an avid lister, then the best advice I can give is not to go to Lapland in late autumn, as you won’t see many birds. During a week based in Äkäslompolo, a small Finnish town a couple of hundred kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, we struggled to get to 27 species. To be honest, it wasn’t just birds that we (birding friend Martin and my wife Jan) had come to see, as our target was the Northern Lights, the aurora borealis : the friends whose house we were staying in

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What is the closest thing/creature/phenomenon in the animal kingdom akin to a magical girl transformation?

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Would genets be considered cats? Are house cats more genetically related to them then to tigers?

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