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1.5K views · 127 reactions | #WorldOctopusDay Fact #3: Diet and Beaks At the Aquarium, octopuses eat squid, shrimp, clams, fish, mussels, and crabs. These red octopuses (their species name) are chomping on squid with their beaks. That’s right, octopuses have BEAKS! Octopus beaks are made of keratin, just like our fingernails, and are the only hard part of their bodies. Video by Aquarist Angelina #AOPcephalopods | Aquarium of the Pacific | Facebook

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re taking a look back at the moments YOU loved most this year! 5. Our resident Bald Eagles here at the Alaska Raptor Center might be gentler than you think! While raptors, including Bald Eagles, use their powerful beaks to tear and rip apart prey, those same beaks are also delicate enough to groom their feathers or gently feed a newly hatched chick. #GentleGiant #WildlifeEducation #DidYouKnow | Alaska Raptor Center

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57K views · 3.1K reactions | In love and in sync ❤️ These two always melt my heart. #accessibility video description: two lovebirds at the entrance of a hanging hollow log. They're bobbing their heads in sync, before one retreats into the log. The other waits and their mate returns, to continue their synced movements. | Little Beaks | Facebook