15 Most Amazing & Largest Nests in The Animal World

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The footage in this show is truly breathtaking! The attention to detail is incredible.

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What part of the footage stood out to you the most? Was there a particular detail that really caught your eye?

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[@thanhdiep8812]

Amazing…..birds’ minds; different designs for their own nest. Mother of Nature gave them skills for surviving 👌🏽👌🏽💕💕💕💕💕💕 Great videos 👍🌷🌷🌷🌷

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For these feathered architects, only one word fits: WOWWWZER!! No long years of drawings, planning, they just set out and DO IT!

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The hammer cop's nest is like a miniature castle-it’s hard to believe a bird can build something that could almost hold a human’s weight! Nature has truly perfected the art of construction through these birds.

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Yes, i think....

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Lovely beautiful and heart touching footage .realy loveable birds .such birds are great.

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Love all birds...amazing research and footage. Wow

[@rickroden7666]

Last year a pair of wrens built a nest in one of our windows between the screen and the glass, they had to peel the screen back. I watched them working so hard to build it. (we use to have a bird rescue) so I know about birds. Anyhow, they ended up abandoning the nest. Because the sun was too hot on it. so recently months later, I took the nest out. They are tiny little birds, but the nest was large enough for 10 of them. I have it in a box. Its amazing! No bugs, they used a lot of moss and never got to use it. Instead they built one in our pump house and used that one.

[@LVDDiscovery99]

"Wow! The animal world is truly amazing! 🌍 Who would have thought nests could be this large and impressive - each one like a masterpiece of natural architecture!

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God of creation is a master designer and a great artist and master piece.

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BEAUTIFUL AMAZING BIRDS ❤

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Спасибо,птицы архитекторы!❤🌞👏

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May God protect and provide for them. Ameen

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WOW this is awesome ❤ I knew birds build nest but some of them took it to another level

[@narykeat1443]

Very smart birds can build amazing nests and thank you for sharing sir 🙏

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Beautiful Scleapters Birds House Absolutely Amazing Architecture Brilirand Birds makes herself by Nature's . God gifted Bren that Birds incredible beautiful.❤😅😮 .

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I like these videos a lot, they're amazing!

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Thank you very interesting and beautiful

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Mind blowing indeed, I love this amazing video 😁😍❤️👍👍👍

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House roof building, appartments have been come from small weaving birds, the true creator of all things who is God has given such knowledge to thi little birds to teach us.

[@4EverGreenYT]

Such a beautiful observation! Nature indeed serves as an incredible source of inspiration, and these little birds truly showcase the wonders of God's creations. Thank you for sharing this perspective!

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Спасибо очень интересно было познакомиться с разными птицами и их домиками..

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I love the sociable weaver bird 🐦

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Thanks very much for ur presentations like this beautiful n wonderful videos for us to watch. Am from Sri Lanka.

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Nature's engineers. Salute.

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Thanks a lot 👍

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Great video!! thanks for sharing

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Great videos 👍

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Too many fake AI generated images mixed in with real stuff for clickbait thumbnails.

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They are all real.

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Echt😂😂😂😂😂

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Thank you!

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[@joelswitzer4229]

@@AbdullahAhmed-k1x These images / video are pretty obviously fake... check out what modern AI can do nowadays, it can make realistic images and videos but still has plenty of tells. The biggest of which is things being "too perfect". 0:10 0:33 0:36 0:39 All of those are within the first minute, there's plenty of others but I'm not gonna go through the whole video to point them all out.

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Amazing ❤

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Absolutely amazing

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Very interesting but It would have been nice to know what part of the world each bird comes from.

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subhan Allah

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Beautiful nests

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Wonderful

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nice sharing

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[@PacoOtis]

Excellent!

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Savršeno

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Wow amazing largest neets

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Thanks

[@irvinslagter8298]

On the other end of the spectrum, consider the mourning dove. They find a little fork in a tree, throw a few twigs on it and call it good. 😃😃They sometimes they nest in thick evergreens, so I don't know what they do in there for a nest.

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God created these birds whose brain is equal to the size of almond. Out class human artichecture.

[@4EverGreenYT]

Absolutely! It’s incredible how birds with such tiny brains create these elaborate nests, some even rivaling human architecture in complexity. Nature's engineering at its finest!

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The birds are best engineer

[@NM-vd3hj]

Very interesting video!!! But the only thing is disturbing: too loud music. Thank you.

[@standingbear998]

the kind of things I think about when someone says beavers were the first engineers? lol

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Oh! wonderfull I like very much God'sgiven

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😮😊wow my God 😊

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amazing

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[@riasonara8108]

amazing creatures...but I'm curious, how could you take the video of those nests? it's hard to believe if climbing of that tiny clift...well done

[@4EverGreenYT]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Capturing those shots was definitely challenging, and we had to rely on some high-tech equipment and creative angles to get the views safely. Nature’s engineering is just too incredible to miss!

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Clever nature! Just the background music was so annoying!

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Μου αρέσει ο δρυοκολάπτης ο γιατρός των δένδρων 😂❤😂❤

[@silenthammer2900]

The Orapendola also nests near a bee colony which will discourage bot flies from parasitizing the chicks.

[@4EverGreenYT]

Absolutely! The Oropendola's clever choice of nesting near bee colonies is a fascinating natural defense. Nature really has some incredible solutions to keep its creatures safe!

[@annesunil1]

God guides the bird

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Impressive

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If we destroy the forest,.we have to think about these.,.🤔

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@2:21 those are council flats for birds.

[@flowerdoyle3749]

Informative ....would be more enjoyable without the music.

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Amazi

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If animals also want a better life before they die 😅 then why are there lazy humans😂. Nature is a school on it's own without caring if you take the lessons or not.

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nice

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I wish you would give us more information, like where each bird mentioned can be found.

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and all of this without any computer or math model ;-)

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AI generated images. Beware.

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AI is NOT what we want

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[@koegetkoeget1734]

By watching the bird nest o haven't seen the which is built by birds in my area is very rear decorative with fruits and I think unknown to outside world , it's built by male to attract female and not that it immitate other birds sounds even animals too like of wild boars, deers wallaby and more

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Auf 15:47 sieht eher aus wie Schlappe Hodensäcke bei alten Männern.

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I don't see how they don't break their beak or wear it down at least by pecking it like that

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[@jakewilson4679]

They rebuild their nests because of parasites and other bugs

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It's GREEEEEEEEEB not Greebie

[@interesingthings]

so crazy

[@WendysCraftDen]

I thought the first picture of the Jacana had 4 legs then I realised there was a chick on board.

[@Antfarmer]

I wondered about those 4 legs as well! And if it’s a chick how does the parent hold it in that position?? 🤔

[@Antfarmer]

So curious, I looked it up: “Male jacanas brood eggs between the wings and the body. This wing-brooding may be assisted by a special adaptation in the wing bones with either a broadening of the radius or a widening of the gap between the radius and ulna. Young chicks may also be held under the wing and transported to safety by the parent bird in some species.” Wikipedia

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