Baby flamingos don't automatically stand on one leg – the pose comes with practice. And practice is what the adorable rescued flamingo chick in Costa Rica is doing below as its leg flutters uncontrollably, then just hangs mid-way up. At times the chick actually strikes a one-legged pose for a few moments before losing it again.
Nothing is cuter than watching a baby flamingo learn to stand on one leg

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