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Interesting initiative of the balloon fish to attract the attention of the mate

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Glass frogs are named for their transparent or translucent skin on their underside, which allows you to see their organs, bones, and muscles. This is why they are sometimes also called "see-through" or "crystal" frogs. Glass frogs are primarily found in Central and South America, and there are over 150 known species within the Centrolenidae family. They are typically small in size, measuring between 2 to 3 inches in length. Glass frogs are arboreal, which means they live in trees and shrubs, and are known for their unique mating behavior, where the male guards the eggs on leaves above water until they hatch into tadpoles.

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The cleaner shrimp fearlessly climbs into the mouth of the moray eel to do its dirty job.

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22 Mar, 17:47

It's interesting to know that fishes also learn to cheat!

During mating, female fish often fake an orgasm to give the illusion to the male fish that they have done their job well, but then swim away to find a better mate.

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Blue carpenter bee, the carpenter bee makes its nest by drilling a hole in the wood, and the depth of this hole can reach 30 cm and its diameter can reach 30 mm.

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Like most fish, Wolffish generally prefer live prey that is actively moving, as it is easier to detect and capture. However, they are also known to scavenge and will eat dead or decaying organisms if they come across them.

It's worth noting that while Wolffish are large and powerful predators, they are not typically considered a threat to humans. In fact, they are often caught by commercial fisherman for their meat, which is considered a delicacy in some parts of the world.

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3 Mar, 09:13

🍄 Leaf-tailed lizards:
While it is true that some species of leaf-tailed geckos have a high number of teeth compared to other reptiles, they do not hold the record for the most teeth among all land-dwelling vertebrate species.

The species with the most teeth among vertebrates on land is actually the giant armadillo (Priodontes maximus), which can have up to 100 teeth. Other animals with a high number of teeth include some species of shrews, which can have up to 30 teeth, and some species of snails, which can have thousands of teeth arranged in rows on their radula (a specialized feeding organ).

So while leaf-tailed geckos do have a notable number of teeth, they are not the record-holders for the most teeth among all land-dwelling vertebrate species.

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The life of a halved fish in the deep sea!

In the video, the fish goes about its normal daily life, although it appears to have been attacked by a predatory fish, causing it to lose half of its back.

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3 Mar, 09:13

The flying fox and its baby, the flying fox is a type of bat. The head of this bat is very similar to the head of a fox. That is why it is called by this name.

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The pregnancy of rhinos lasts between 14 and 18 months and the mother takes good care of her baby. A young rhinoceros leaves its mother at the age of 2-4 years.

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Even a polar bear knows that when it is not hard under its feet, it has to adapt itself to the laws of physics and environmental conditions

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26 Feb, 09:16

🛑Turritopsis nutricula jellyfish never dies unless hunted or destroyed by an external agent.
Turritopsis nutricula is a species of jellyfish that is capable of a unique process called transdifferentiation, which means that it can transform its cells from one type to another. This ability allows the jellyfish to revert to its juvenile polyp state after it has reached maturity, effectively resetting its life cycle.
✅While it is true that Turritopsis nutricula is capable of potentially infinite regeneration through transdifferentiation, it is not accurate to say that it never dies unless hunted or destroyed by an external agent. While the jellyfish may be able to avoid death by age-related causes, it is still susceptible to predation, disease, and environmental stressors.
✅Furthermore, it is important to note that the potential immortality of Turritopsis nutricula has only been observed in laboratory settings and has not been fully verified in the wild.

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Chameleons have some of the most unique eyes in the animal kingdom. They are able to move each eye independently, which allows them to look in two different directions at once. This is known as having "independent eye movement" or "ocular independence".

The chameleon's eyes are also very large and can rotate a full 180 degrees, which gives them a wide range of vision. This ability to see in two different directions at once is very useful for chameleons, as it allows them to keep a lookout for predators while still searching for prey or potential mates.

Additionally, chameleons have a specialized lens in their eyes that allows them to focus on objects both near and far away. This is particularly helpful for hunting, as they can accurately target prey from a distance.

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A flying dragon, the wings of this reptile are attached to its chest, which helps it to jump.

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Interesting and different starfish

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26 Feb, 09:16

The interesting display of the Freegate bird to attract the attention of the female, this bird inflates the air sac under its throat to attract the female.

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Iguanas have a so-called "third eye" - a special light-sensitive organ that helps them navigate the transition between day and night.

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Sulfur rock toucan from the Colombian Andes

Toucan enjoys communicating with a person, so it is easily tamed. Surprisingly, such good imitators cannot imitate a person.

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