The largest snake in Japan can be
They can swim under canals surrounding neighborhoods or climb Japanese tall buildings to find their favorite prey.
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They can swim under canals surrounding neighborhoods or climb Japanese tall buildings to find their favorite prey.
Dragon shrimp has a scientific name is Palinuridae, is a shrimp family in the sea consisting of more than 60 species including many species of high economic value.
A fisherman recorded the struggle between Nerodia sipedon snake and catfish in Swannanoa, North Carolina, USA, on June 10, according to Viral Hog.
Both scary predators have an uneasy confrontation in the lagoon, but the short snout crocodile is the more active.
The Life of Crocodile Channel on Youtube recently uploaded videos, filming scenes of newly hatched baby crocodiles. They are quite small and very slow and weak.
You know, crocodiles don't just live in the Amazon, Nile or famous rivers in the world. Occasionally, they can go out to sea.
When Kobus searched the large lake at the private Aquila sanctuary two hours drive from Cape Town, the hippopotamus suddenly rose about 30 centimeters away from the heli…
This is the video that the online community recently shared, about a beautiful white moose drinking water.
Classified as the planet's most intelligent animal, crows are the only non-primate species that can create and use working tools.
Living in the rainforest, Gerard (Gerarda prevostiana) snakes often eat soft shell crabs that are bigger than themselves.
The incident happened in a river in Brazil. A group of men sailing the fishing boat was extremely interested in this fish.
An American woman has just taken a series of photos showing crocodiles attacking a large water snake to protect her, Naples News reported.
The image of the Koala is probably no stranger to us. Gray hair, big fat, round ears and big nose - wouldn't be too much if they were considered one of the cutest animal…
Already a fish, of course you have to live in the water, which is an undeniable natural law. But there is one fish that goes against that rule.
Platypus is an endemic aquatic mammal in eastern Australia, including Tasmania. Along with four species of porcupine fur, it is one of five monogamous animals that exist.