In winter, some weasels shed their coats for white ones to blend into the snow and avoid predators.
Published November 30, 2023
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43,822,424
Likes
2,692,125
Comments
7,411
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Fun Fact: In winter, some weasels, hares, and foxes shed their summer coats for white winter ones, staying warm and blending into snowy surroundings to avoid predators. ❄️🧥🦉
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- November 30, 2023
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How In winter, some weasels shed their coats for white ones to blend into the snow and avoid predators. is doing
It has 43.8M views in total. It ranks #166,604 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about In winter, some weasels shed their coats for white ones to blend into the snow and avoid predators.
- Total views
- 43.8M
- Total likes
- 2.69M
- Total comments
- 7.41K
- Published
- November 30, 2023
- Global rank by views
- #166,604
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In winter, some weasels shed their coats for white ones to blend into the snow and avoid predators. has 43,822,424 views, 2,692,125 likes and 7,411 comments, ranking #166,604 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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