It's not only racoons who look out for their own:No raccoon left behind.#Teamwork pic.twitter.com/OKbRUlQy09— D Attenborough (@Attenboroughs_D) September 12, 2017
Here's a fine example of cross-species teamwork:Elephant herd saves a calf from being washed away by the flooding waters! RT@Koksalakn pic.twitter.com/NgclznH6Mp— Swaminathan P (@swami2005) August 16, 2017
Of course, different species don't always get on all that well:"You scratch my back, I scratch yours!" pic.twitter.com/Yjkryvt9sO— Swaminathan P (@swami2005) September 13, 2017
Sometimes, it consists of nothing more than annoyance (and I strongly advise you to ignore the advice to "turn on sound" - if the goose and the elephant could heard the sensationally annoying commentary, they'd team up and attack the person doing it):Bravo.....well done, lady! pic.twitter.com/DrN2MQxHCY— Swaminathan P (@swami2005) September 15, 2017
— D Attenborough (@Attenboroughs_D) September 5, 2017But, often, there's fear:
Then there's just - I don't really know what:Hahaha.....an unexpected intruder! pic.twitter.com/AmzZCqdK1f— Swaminathan P (@swami2005) September 11, 2017
But occasionally, it all just works:Escaping the crocodiles! pic.twitter.com/yUnYuJ1pvD— Swaminathan P (@swami2005) September 11, 2017
RT @DavidVidecette And the quick thinking, kind hearted hearted human, right time right place award goes to... pic.twitter.com/o3IX8qljc6— Swaminathan P (@swami2005) September 11, 2017
But if there's one thing sure to create inter-species or intra-species tension, it's cracking one off without warning:One sweetcorn on a spoon and she's anybody's. pic.twitter.com/ZidtnvDKdP— D Attenborough (@Attenboroughs_D) September 14, 2017
You can subscribe to the D Attenborough Twitter feed here, and Swaninathan P's feed here.Did they smell something interesting? !! RT @Elverojaguar 😽🎈😸🎈😻🎈😽🎈😸🎈😻🎈🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾 pic.twitter.com/SkkPsHNRfp— Swaminathan P (@swami2005) August 25, 2017
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