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The American Woodcock does a strange bobbing walk when foraging for earthworms just under the soil surface. It's hypothesized this rhythmic walk disturbs earthworms, making them easier to detect. Suggesting: If you walk WITH rhythm, you WILL attract the worm.

Dancing Kiwis GIF
Dancing Kiwis GIF

Alt: A momma American woodcock and two babies walk with a weird bobbing movement on sandy soil.

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Brocksizedrock.bsky.social

Always reminds me of this for some reason www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBGF...

The Dancing Thunderfeet
The Dancing Thunderfeet

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Jjennifervestal.bsky.social

Da babies!!

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uruzrune.bsky.social

Swiggity swooty, they comin' for day booty

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Ccorrydes.bsky.social

I believe I read somewhere that it vibrated like raindrops, tricking the worms to come to the surface ?🤔🪱

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ECerrorcrater.bsky.social

i just happened to see this animated gif while listening to "too much pressure (live)" by the selecter from the dance craze soundtrack. it's perfect

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Lcircaliz.bsky.social

My new motto: Walk with rhythm, attract the worm

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I read that as "hypnotized", which kinda works, too

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MOmoonmayor.bsky.social

Walk without rhythm, and you won't attract the worm

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Molecular biologist from Texas, here to share my meanderings on science, history, politics, and zombies. Long threads a specialty.
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