It takes 300 years to complete the Amazon forest flora statistics
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Newly discovered glowing strange animals lurk in the rainforest in Peru.
When the first rains fell into the tropical rainforest, the ginger family Zingiberaceae began to sprout, jubilantly.
The giant spider is as large as a puppy discovered in the rainforest in Guyana.
It is known that this strange creature is one of the 60 new species discovered in a three-week study by researchers from Harvard University.
Recently, scientists discovered an amazingly small insect, whose scientific name is Tinkerbella nana in tropical forests in Costa Rica.
The photographer specializing in natural life Jeff Cremer and biologist Phil Torres has been able to get this rare moth in the Amazon rainforest ...
A tourist in South America could not believe his eyes after finding a flower shaped like a monkey's face.
This exotic flower originates from equatorial tropical forests in Sumatra Province, western Indonesia, and is technically named Indonesia's Giant Calf Tree (Amorphophall…
Pestalotiopsis microspora occurs in the Ecuadorian rainforest, discovered by a team of research students led by chemical molecular professor Scott Strobel, during an exp…
American scientists see a beetle in the Peruvian rainforest attacking and eating the swarms.
If you have ever seen the scene in the rainforest standing still suddenly becoming flexible and crawling on the ground toward fresh blood, do you think that hunting inst…
The centipede uses a pair of pliers to inject the venom that stops the heart into the rat body in the South American forest and quickly finishes the meal.
The animals of the species of toads, lizards and owls, were first discovered in two expeditions by Brazilian scientists conducted during the period from late 2017.
Living in the rainforest, Gerard (Gerarda prevostiana) snakes often eat soft shell crabs that are bigger than themselves.