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Life - Introduce (1/3) Life - Introduce (1/3). Introduce. Few days ago, my wife and I are started watching a documentary by David Attenborough “Life Story”. First episode has a title “First steps”. There was talking about dangers expect animal babes at their first days. And all were begining from a story about life’s second day of Barnacle Goose chicks. They jump are following their mother from a 100-150m(!) rock on stones. Of course not all survive. There are about 2-3 from 5. And this is only second day of their life. There was talking about a north fox. A chance to be still alive after the winter is 1 from 5. It’s equal how to survive a young tiger. That is, we have about 20% surviving at start. Of course amount of percent depend from specie. Sometimes it’s more, sometimes it’s less. Here I want to add other facts. Here I want to add other facts. For example, birds don't feed their weak chicks for increase chances of strong chicks survive. And more, they allow strong chicks to throw out to weak chick. And one more thing, a lion or a tiger who beat a rival, will kill all posterity of the predecessor. And more others things like these. “Nature is artful, but not malicious”. Albert Einstein. to be continue... :)

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Life - Introduce (1/3)

Life - Introduce (1/3).

Introduce. Introduction

A Few days ago, my wife and I are started watching a documentary by David Attenborough “Life Story”. The First episode has a title “First steps”. They were talking There was talking about dangers expected for animal babes (better to use 'babies') at in their first days. And all were begining from a story about life’s second day for of Barnacle Goose chicks. They jump are and following their mother from a 100-150m(!) rock on stones. Of course not all survive. There are about 2-3 from out of 5 that survive. And this is only the second day of their life. There was talking The narrator talked about a northern fox. A chance The chances of still being to be still alive after the winter is 1 from out of 5. It’s equal to the survival rates of a how to survive a young tiger. That is, we have about a 20% chance of surviving at the start. Of course the amount of the percent depends on the species from specie. Sometimes it’s more, sometimes it’s less.

Here I want to add other facts. Here I want to add other facts. For example, birds don't feed their weak chicks in order to increase the for increase chances of strong chicks survive surviving. And more Also, they allow strong chicks to throw out the to weak chick. And one more thing, a lion or a tiger who beats a rival, will kill all posterity of the predecessor. And more others things like these.

“Nature is artful, but not malicious”. Albert Einstein.

to be continue... :)

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