snapt.rendz on Instagram: "The post's video captures a male Comb-crested Jacana sheltering four tiny chicks beneath its wings on Australian lily pads, showcasing its long legs and buoyant feet adapted for wetland foraging. In this polyandrous species, females mate with multiple males and abandon eggs after laying, leaving males to solely incubate for 28 days and rear chicks for up to 50 days, per ornithological studies like those in The Auk journal. This role reversal, rare among birds (only 2%