Capybaras allow birds like the Wattled Jacana to clean their faces, forming a mutualistic relationship. The jacanas remove small insects or parasites, providing relief to the capybara while enjoying a convenient meal.

This interaction was recorded in the Pantanal region of Mato Grosso, Brazil.

While this tiger cub quenches his thirst, his siblings feed on a spotted deer stag in a nearby streambed, locally known as a nullah.

This cub is one of four in its litter, observed in Pench Tiger Reserve, India.

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Tapirs are skilled swimmers and intelligent creatures. They move slowly to avoid predators like jaguars and submerge to evade threats. Using their flexible snouts, they grab vegetation. Found in Central and South America and parts of Southeast Asia.

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