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A marmot 'kiss' that isn't one carries Natural Habitat Shorts

No new shorts went up, and a squirrel memory clip and a vampire bat rescue trail well behind the sparring marmots.

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Natural Habitat Shorts Story of September 28, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Marmot mouth-sparring resembles a kiss but occurs during play fighting or genuine conflict

What did you think?

Are those marmots kissing? Not quite, says the title of the short doing most of the work here: "Marmot mouth-sparring resembles a kiss but occurs during play fighting or genuine conflict." It is 25 days old, past seven million views, and still pulling roughly three and a half times the daily views of the next video in line.

That runner-up is a month-old squirrel short about forgotten acorns growing into trees. Just behind it is an 18-day-old clip about vampire bats sharing blood with a starving neighbor, the youngest of the three.

Nothing new was posted, yet the channel held its usual pace and kept adding close to ten thousand subscribers a day. Among pets and animals channels it sits fourth by subscribers but draws the most daily views of the group, a little ahead of Dusty Douglas and Rocky Kanaka.

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