Feeding a farting wombat - Natural World 2016: Episode 5 Preview - BBC Two

Let 'er rip Pete! Pete, the wombat may look cute and all but watch out for those chompers! He chewed through that corn “like a beaver chewing through wood.” Who knew this was their favourite treat. Interesting creatures...

Fast Fact: Wombats, native to Australia, have rodent-like front teeth and powerful claws but did you know, the one distinctive adaptation of wombats is their backwards pouch? The advantage of a backwards-facing pouch is that when digging, the wombat does not gather soil in its pouch over its young.

A hairy nosed wombat called Pete has his favourite snack, sweetcorn.

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Horses, Peacefully Farting and Snoring

Wow. We've never seen horses sleep... or fart like this before. So peaceful, lol...

These horses are a family group of teachers and healers who change participants lives at www.equinisty.com. They are unique in that they are all one family and have been born and raised with love and freedom to live as wild horses in their family group while sharing a deep level of connection and communication with humans. People come from all over the world to experience a life-changing journey with nature and horses at Equinisity Retreats. This video is just for fun and to show how relaxed and happy these horses are. They will comfortably lie down and sleep with a barn full of visitors because they are loved and safe. For a bigger picture of how the horses live watch the 2nd video below.

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