You know, its a revealing thing when you watch seperate species learning from each other, especially the relationship of birds who follow cues from other animals land or sea in food location, there's just huge number of examples of these profound interactions. They learn also from being the predetor & the prey, and vice versa interspecies and all Nature watches others in nature with eyes like hawks storks & seagulls & vulutures. The lion & hyena watches vulture and they watch the lion & hyena watch them. The birds watch the whales, seals & dolphins for signs of food, in the most serious dance called survival & finding food, and they often work together. They all influence each other profoundly in behavoirs with these interactions and its all deadly serious, the greatest University of all.
One of the most amazing Documentaries to date of birds in flight, cameras right on the backs of duck, goose, hawk & egret. Female & male Storks that dont see each other for months reunite at the same nest in central Europe on roof tops, others fly over deserts & oceans and all must be timed perfectly. All it takes is one migration for that young goose and they'll know that route for the rest of their lives, they take cues from the Sun, Stars, Winds, landmarks & rivers & mountains and most of all they take cues from each other.
EARTHFLIGHT one of the greatest documentaries ever made
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