Baby horses are born with "feathers", AKA faery fingers or golden slippers (real name eponychium). They protect the mother's uterus during gestatio...

Baby horses are born with "feathers", AKA faery fingers or golden slippers (real name eponychium). They protect the mother's uterus during gestation and birth canal during parturition from damage from

PRESERVING OUR ANIMALS IN THE WILD • 14.1K followers This space is about how can we protect wildlife species, and creating awareness.   Jo Mburu, Founder of Preserving Our Animals In The Wild. Posted Aug 25 Baby horses are born with "feathers", AKA faery fingers or golden slippers (real name eponychium). They protect the mother's uterus during gestation and birth canal during parturition from damage f... Read more » 1.6K upvotes89 comments     Jo Mburu, Founder of Preserving Our Animals In The Wild. Posted Sep 4 In 2007 a gorilla named Bokito escaped from his exhibit, grabbed and mauled a nearby woman, dragging her around for tens of metres and inflicting bone fractures as more than a hundred bite wounds .... Read more » 572 upvotes81 comments     Jo Mburu, Founder of Preserving Our Animals In The Wild. Posted 16h ago Texan Garrett Wales was on a hunting trip to Zimbabwe when he made the most "insane" kill in his life. The 15ft Nile crocodile, which he also was a "legend" and a "man-eating dinosaur". There was n... Read more » 46 upvotes12 comments   Read more in PRESERVING OUR ANIMALS IN THE WILD

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