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BBC: A Moose Named Madeline - Moose Antler Flies

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Take a closer look at the life of the Moose Antler flies in this clip from BBC wildlife show 'A Moose Named Madeline'. Amazing insight into the life on an insect that is completely dependent on discarded moose antlers for survival. Narrated by Richard E Grant.
Watch more Moose videos with BBC Worldwide here: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=497788312D5ACA45

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  • @vm86 lolwtf

  • I love tickling wet beaver.

  • flies box? i didnt know that!

  • Yeah i'm sure those flies are full of lust...

  • Its true...wow that has to be one of the weirdest parrallels in nature..COOL

  • Thats wild that they live the same sort of life and battle for mates..ON AN ANTLER grown just for that purpose...its like watching mini moose on an antler....to unbelivable I have to go google this...If this is A fake Its A good one lol

  • Cool, had no idea these guys existed.

  • I wasn't setting you straight with anything. I told what I feel about young adults and their 'animal protection'.

  • Thank You for setting me straight on that.

  • Animals are animals, because they are unconscious, and that's why you can't talk about them the same way as you talk about humans. Animals don't think or find anything flattering, but only by the stereotypical post-teenage alternative people, whose ignorance will cause the collapse of their lifestyle.

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