Nature
Why Young Caracaras Form Gangs
Show title: Nature
Video title: Why Young Caracaras Form Gangs
Video duration: 3m 4sVideo description: When a young caracara comes across a penguin carcass guarded by older birds, he calls for backup from other young birds. Young caracaras band together and join gangs for the first years of their lives.
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