605x8:03What Happens When Animals See a Mirror? | Australia
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Welcome to Epic Aussie Encounters! We use this channel to share original Australian wildlife behavior captured on our own trail cameras, which we set up and check ourselves in the Australian bush. Every video you see here is filmed, retrieved and put together by us through long term camera placement and observation. Our focus is on conservation and education by documenting and sharing how Australian wildlife uses its environment. Sometimes we use simple, non invasive setups like mirrors to better understand how animals respond and interact, always making sure we protect the wildlife and their environment. This channel is about the quiet side of the Australian bush and showing wildlife exactly as it exists in the wild. If you enjoy authentic Australian wildlife footage, feel free to subscribe for future uploads.
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