@zonofun on Instagram: "The video captures a burrowing owl perched on a rusted metal pipe serving as an improvised ground nest, a plausible choice for this species that favors burrows in open grasslands and tolerates human proximity without fleeing. - Viewer corrections in replies reveal the “owlets” are actually quail chicks, which burrowing owls hunt as prey—potentially turning the tender scene into a predator-prey standoff if the hand hadn’t intervened. - The clip bears an “Adi Explore” water

The Hidden Tunnel of 1837 Tennessee

Lynx Enters the Burrow and Takes the Baby Hares #burrowcam #wildlife #natureclip

Benji Jones on Instagram: "Some worms are beautiful. When they sense a threat, Christmas tree worms quickly retreat into their burrows. #greatbarrierreef #coralreef #animals"