Interesting facts about animals living in the Arctic
The Arctic region is the northernmost part of the Earth. This is where the Sun only grows and dives once a year, once the Sun has risen, it will shine for six months.
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The Arctic region is the northernmost part of the Earth. This is where the Sun only grows and dives once a year, once the Sun has risen, it will shine for six months.
Due to human impact on the environment, many endangered species are now endangered. Many of them are strange creatures, if lost will be a huge loss to the ecosystem on E…
Cat whiskers, or cat whiskers, are also called tactile hairs that grow on the cat's face. They are long, thin and quite flexible hairs that appear not only on the sides…
Arowana has a long and flattened body, has a pair of long muddy beard, large, shiny scales, long pectoral fins, dorsal and anal fins located behind, fish can reach lengt…
Victorian crown pigeons, bearded pigs, Alpaca camels are three of the animals with characteristic hairs on their heads, likened to strange hairstyles.
Catfish or jumping spiders can use long mustaches or strange features to detect prey as well as attract the enemy.
A resident of Qingdao City, Shandong Province, China, accidentally caught a bizarre, extremely rare two-headed catfish in the wild.
Xenoglaux loweryi is a small owl that was first discovered in 1976. But no one saw them after that. This owl has many long beards around the mine.
A 10-year-old horse in England became famous thanks to the yellow curly mustache. Seemingly aware of the advantages of the beard, he always tries to run away whenever he…
Lola and Espejo, two long-eyed beards, are being trained by Colombian police to sniff out bombs and mines. They belong to the force of 6 experimental mice prepared to la…
Panurus biarmicus is a small but very active bird. The reason they call them is
Long hair, wide tongue, long eyelashes ... are shocking records of parts of the human body.
Photographer Vadim Trunov has steadily recorded beautiful moments of snails and insects on a rainy day in his garden in Voronezh, Russia.