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Giant anteater is also known as ant bear. The animal with this extremely interesting form has the scientific name of Myrmecophaga tridactyla.
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Giant anteater is also known as ant bear. The animal with this extremely interesting form has the scientific name of Myrmecophaga tridactyla.
Strange features about the structure and shape of the eyes can help animals observe enemies or find prey more easily.
Animals such as archery fish, velvet worms, shrimps knocking ... all equip themselves
Photographer Fred von Winckelmann from Eindhoven (Netherlands) recorded these images at Moremi National Park in Botswana.
The tragic outcome for the stray elephant became a lion's dinner after more than 30 minutes of chasing.
Praying Mantis prey by the shape of flowers, climbing fish or butterflies drinking turtle tears are novel features of animals discovered and studied in 2013.
Self-glowing to threaten the enemy, shooting venom into prey, moving quickly or adapting to the living environment are strange possibilities of many snails.
The first comprehensive study by international scientists on the revealing snake genome, Burmese python (Burmese) is one of the most evolved organisms on Earth.
Research by American scientists shows that the marshes of the marshes know how to use small branches to act as bait, making it easier to catch prey.
Jaguar is known as the fastest animal in the world and the ocean flagfish is the fastest swimmer in the sea, while a falcon can fly at 300km / h like a supercar.
Animals that live in a wild environment with albinism are easy to become prey to other animals and often die prematurely.
British zoologists first discovered crustaceans with venom living in underwater caves.
The new research that has cleared up misconceptions suggests that passive snakes are waiting for their prey to die without being able to track the poisoned prey.
A British tourist has captured the moment a crocodile is grabbing a bull shark in Northern Australia.
Pacu fish are creatures with human-like teeth. Unlike other species in the list, Pacu fish is omnivorous fish, favorite food is fruits and nuts.