Beautiful photos: Salmon upstream lay eggs
Salmon upstream lay eggs, cranes slowly eat in the fields, white tail urchins tumbled in the air, ... are the most beautiful natural images in the past week.
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Salmon upstream lay eggs, cranes slowly eat in the fields, white tail urchins tumbled in the air, ... are the most beautiful natural images in the past week.
These photos were taken while there were more than 600 whale sharks gathering in the Mexican sea to eat tuna eggs.
Scientists have reconstructed the image of the most intelligent dinosaurs, reptiles that eat dinosaur meat, ... and other extinct species based on fossil relics.
Images of cranes flapping their wings in the mist also make the impression of a colorful autumn scene.
Many kinds of beautiful flowers such as hydrangea, bell flower, azaleas ... can be dangerous to human health.
Small creatures like shrimps, crabs, sea slugs, sea cucumbers ... are also enough to create a colorful picture of the ocean world.
The video showed that the mother mouse led the herds of mice to get food and especially they kept their tails moving in line.
The video shows that it takes 4 people to get the python.
The researchers recorded for the first time the coordinated behavior of lilac jellyfish in the Mediterranean Sea.
After swallowing 4 eggs, the scary animal is unable to move.
A mouse in China upset the natural law when it struck the snake in a fierce battle.
Camels can devour a spiny cactus full of spines thanks to the specially constructed part of the mouth.
A huge poisonous snake, when the parents leave the nest, have been digging into eating baby birds, until the mother bird comes back, it is too late.
The stomachs of vultures containing very strong acids can kill most bacteria that cause disease and poisoning, helping them to eat rotting animal flesh.
The video was recorded on the Alice Springs golf course in Desert Springs, Australia, showing that the iguana entered the rabbit hole to find food.