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The endangered hooded grebe lives in the remote glacial ponds of Patagonia, far from the prying eyes and cameras of humans. Which is how it came to be that the species was only discovered 43 years ago and its mating dance was only just filmed for the first time. It is... quite something:
WATCH: the unbelievable mating display of the Hooded Grebe is caught on film for the first time https://t.co/h6MQQTsMKq pic.twitter.com/bVo1DkUvwF
— BirdLife (@BirdLife_News) September 20, 2017
