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    Birds with Ants in their Pants

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    This week Victoria tells us all about the bizarre process of Anting. What's that? That's when birds cover themselves with ants. Yeah, it's strange.

    Rachel follows that up with a story about the Hero Shrew, this cunning little guy is incredible and tough.

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    © Strange by NatureLength 31 min10 June 2026Episode 279NatureScienceFactsUSAEpisodic

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    This week Victoria tells us all about the bizarre process of Anting. What's that? That's when birds cover themselves with ants. Yeah, it's strange.

    Rachel follows that up with a story about the Hero Shrew, this cunning little guy is incredible and tough.

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