Gymnogill suborder are a group of molluscs of marine gastropods that molt after the larval stage
They are often known for their extraordinary colors and striking shapes. Currently, about 2300 species of effective nudibranchs are known. Gymnogill suborders are often referred to as sea slugs, but many nudibranchs belong to several taxa that are not closely related to the nudibranchs
The deep-sea axe fish is a small deep-sea mesopelagic rayfish
There are about 45 species of short-handled axefish, ranging in size from 1 to 6 inches. They are best known for their extremely thin bodies, axes-like blades, and the ability to create their own light through a process called bioluminescence. These special light-emitting organs are called photoreceptors, and they extend along the length of the body. Scientists predict they could adjust the intensity of the lights so that predators can barely see them. Short-stemmed axefish live in most of the world's temperate waters, ranging from depths of 180 to 1370 meters
Scalloped horned beetle
This small family is not well studied in Australia, so little is known about their biology and ecology. There are only 6 species of Rhipiceridae in Australia, and all belong to the genus Rhipicera. Adults range in length from 10 to 25 millimeters and can be identified by their huge scallop-shaped antennae. The antennae of males are unusual because they have more than 20 nodes that protrude from small spherical protrusions. Most species are greyish-black with white spots on the elytra and prothorax, formed by patches of hair
Pink Sea Through Fantasia is an incredible creature that has only recently been discovered
It is a previously unknown free-swimming sea cucumber. This aptly named pink sea cucumber is found in the Celebes Sea. This is a remote area in the Western Pacific. The region borders the Sulu Archipelago, Mindanao in the Philippines, the Zangehe Islands, Sulawesi and Indonesia. The pink ocean through Fantasia was found inhabiting a depth of about 8,200 feet. (2500 m). This amazing creature was discovered by a team of scientists and underwater photographers. They are from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Experts and others conduct research expeditions. To date, there is little data on this organism
Feather stars are invertebrates of the phylum Echinoderms (Sea Lilies)
The arms have feathers and can be used for swimming, usually there are five. Feather stars use their grip "legs" (called cirri) to perch on sponges, corals, or other substrates and feed on floating microbes, trapping them in sticky arm grooves. Feather stars appear mainly at rock bottoms in shallow water. They are most abundant in range from the Indian Ocean to Japan, with Tropiometra being the most common genus. Antden is the most famous species in the Atlantic Ocean
Devil's Flower Mantis: These praying mantis are very good at mimicking the flower they are sitting on
They will wait quietly until their prey arrives and then grab it immediately. They love to eat flies, moths, butterflies and beetles. Thousands of these insects are sold as pets every year!
Oblong circular webbed spider
This creature looks cool in photos, but you would never want to see it at home. The oblong-horned circular web-weaving spider has eight eyes and long-horned spines protruding from the abdomen. This particular spider can be found in the forests and fields of Asia
The thorny dragon or thorny devil is a type of Australian lizard, also known as the mountain devil, the thorny lizard or the god of fire
This prickly devil can reach a length of 20 cm (8.0 inches) and can live up to 20 years. Most of these lizards are camouflaged desert brown and tan. These colors change from light to dark in warm weather. The animals are covered with conical spines, most of which are indeterminate. This spiny dragon also has a spiny "false head" on the back of its neck, and this lizard shows off potential predators by dipping its real head. "False heads" are made of soft tissue
The Mwanza flat-headed Agama lizard or Spider-Man Agama, because of its color, is a lizard in the family Lizardaceae, found in Tanzania, Rwanda and Kenya
It lives in semi-deserts and can often be seen basking on rocks or rocks during the hottest part of the day. The male's head, neck, and shoulders are bright red or purple, while the body is dark blue. Females are mostly brown and are difficult to distinguish from female agates of other species. Since its color resembles the superhero Spider-Man in comics, the animal has become a fashionable pet
Everyone, come and meet Pochdim Grüller
Better known as the Brazilian tree jumper, B. globulare excels at living a life of solitude, hanging on the leaves of a glory bush and banging its head into your nightmares. The first thing you might notice about a tree lice is the strange antenna-shaped circular appendage on its head. They look like eyes, but they are only decorative and have no real function. Although it is possible that spherical appendages are used to deter predators
The tufted deer is a small deer characterized by a prominent tuft of black hair on the forehead and fang-like canine teeth in males
It is a close relative of the deer, which lives in a vast area northeast of northeastern Myanmar in north-central China and has recently been seen in Afghanistan since it was last seen 60 years ago. Despite overhunting and habitat loss, this deer is not considered endangered. It is confined to forested mountain habitats at altitudes of up to 4500 meters, which makes research difficult
Shoebill: Also known as whale's head or shoe-billed stork, the shoebill is a very large stork-like bird
Its name comes from its huge shoe-like beak. Although its overall appearance is somewhat like a stork and was previously placed in the order Storks, its true connection to other living birds is unclear. Adults are predominantly grey, while larvae are brown. It lives in tropical East African marshes from Sudan to Zambia
Meet the butterfly imitating the snake (Dynastoll Darius)
While this cunning master of camouflage may display impeccable imitation skills, until this serpentine appearance is presented, it's just a fluffy, indescribable caterpillar that looks a lot like any old caterpillar you'd expect. In order to enter the stage of the pupae, Darius must form a chrysalis to begin its metamorphosis, turning into a snake pantomime. The protective shell of butterfly larvae liquefied is indeed very similar to that of carnivorous reptiles, much like the folded faces of hindpods. These pods hang on the leaves of the Trinidadian forests for up to 13 days. While insects are immobile, this cunning animal trick can steer clear of potential predators, such as birds, into thinking that immobile pods are the heads of potential predators
The Flemish giant is a semi-arched rabbit with a back arch that starts behind the shoulders in the shape of a "mandolin"
The Flemish giant rabbit has a long and powerful body with a relatively broad hindquarter. The fur of the Flemish giants is known to be smooth and thick. When stroked from the hindquarters to the head, the hair curls back into its original position. Compared to does, bucks have a wide and large head that can take up to 1.5 years to fully mature. The Flemish giant rabbit weighs an average of 15 pounds, although the largest can weigh up to 22 pounds, the longest record (in fact, holds the record for the longest rabbit of any kind in the world), about 32 inches long
Members of cephalopods, often referred to as "turtle" ants, are more or less live corks whose heads perfectly seal the entrance to the colony
Instead of building one themselves, these ants typically settle in abandoned drill wood beetle tunnels with plug faces just the right size for the right beetle burrow. In addition to highly specialized helmets, some cephalopods are adapted to glide, and their aerodynamic bodies allow them to fly back to their home trees when falling from taller branches
Glass frog
Yes, you can see its unborn offspring through its flesh. While the background color of most glass frogs is predominantly lime green, some members of this family have translucent abdominal skin. Through this translucent skin, the internal organs can be seen, including the heart, liver, and gastrointestinal tract, hence the name
The maned wolf is the largest canine in South America
Its markings resemble those of a fox, but it is not a fox or a wolf because it is not closely related to other canids. It is the only species of the genus Golden Threaded (meaning "golden dog"). This mammal lives in open and semi-open habitats, especially grasslands with shrubs and trees
The zebra antelope is a small antelope
It is found only in certain parts of West Africa: eastern Liberia, Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone. Zebra Duke prefers to live in dense rainforests. Due to large-scale habitat loss and hunting over the past few years, zebra antelope populations have declined by 30% from their original population. Locals hunt zebra antelope for its meat. These animals are classified as vulnerable. If the current rate of extinction continues, they will soon be on the verge of extinction
The tarsiers are small primates that weigh about 150 grams
It has very large eyes, each the same size and weight as its brain. The hind limb length of tarsiers is the result of the elongation of the tarsal bone of the foot, which is unique among mammals. This ingenious adaptation gives it the longest hind limbs relative to length of any mammal, without losing flexibility. There are fewer than ten species of tarsiers, but all are equally good at jumping and clinging. Once attached to a tree, it is difficult to remove. Tarsiers were once widely distributed in North America, Europe and Asia. Today, their range of activities is limited to the forest archipelago of Southeast Asia
Can you recognize a gecko?
Satanic leaf-tailed geckos (Uroplatus phantasticas) Few geckos are as bizarre and charming as the Satanic leaf-tailed gecko (Uroplatus phatantasicas), also known simply as "Phants". For decades, these geckos' extraordinary ability to mimic leaves has attracted reptile enthusiasts. Originally described by George Albert Boulenger in 1888, it appears in tropical forests from central to northeastern coast of Madagascar
Cute or weird?
The bat-eared fox is a species of fox found in the African savannah, named for its large ears for thermoregulation. The fossil record shows that this canine first appeared in the Middle Pleistocene about 800,000 years ago
An independent researcher described a spectacular red, white and blue crayfish just in time for July 4
The new species, called Cherax pulcher, was first discovered by Christian Lukhaup in a pet store in Japan, who later finally found the animal in a stream in remote West Papua, Indonesia. "These creeks aren't named on any map, so it's really not easy to find. Christian told the Mirror: "Tribal locals really protect them, and that doesn't help." Once, I found some crayfish in a cave, and I turned around and saw them standing there, pointing their bows and arrows at me. I had to put them down. The tribe seems to associate crayfish with pregnancy, thinking that if I eat them, no woman will have another child. Still, he eventually collected some specimens and described the species in a paper published in ZooKeys in May. Lukhaup found that the males of this species were more brightly colored than the females and named the species Pulcher, which means beautiful in Latin
The Glaucus Atlantic slugs (commonly known as petrel, blue angel, blue groucus, blue dragon, blue sea slug, and blue sea slug) is a small blue sea slug, a pelagic nudibranch, a shellless gastropod mollusc in the family Blueaceae
These sea slugs are plankton: they float up and down under the surface tension of the water, carried away by wind and ocean currents. Bluefin tuna are camouflaged: the blue side of their bodies is facing upwards and blends in with the blue of the water. The silver/gray side of the sea slugs is facing down and blends in with the silver sea surface
Roundfish: Round-capped fish is a species of deep-sea fish in the family Round-capped fish
It inhabits deep waters off the coast of mainland Australia and Tasmania, as well as the waters of New Zealand. Dropfish are usually shorter than 30 cm. They live at depths of 600 to 1,200 meters (2,000 to 3,900 feet), where pressure is dozens of times higher than sea level, which can make airbags unable to effectively maintain buoyancy. In contrast, the meat of aquatic fish is mainly a gelatinous substance with a slightly less dense density than water; This allows the fish to float on the bottom of the sea without spending energy swimming. Its relative lack of muscle is not a disadvantage, as it mainly devours edible substances floating in front of it, such as deep-sea crustaceans
Known in Indonesia, the proboscis monkey is a reddish-brown arboreal Old World monkey that is endemic to the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia
This species coexists with Borneo orangutans. This monkey also has the Malay name monyet belanda ("Dutch monkey") and even orang belanda ("Dutch"), as Indonesians say Dutch colonists often had similar big bellies and big noses. This monkey is easily recognizable because its snout is very large
The Indian purple frog is a species of frog belonging to the family Pseudopodae
It can be found in the Western Ghats in India. The English name of this species is the purple frog or pig-nosed frog. Nasikabatrachus and its close relatives in the Seychelles are thought to have evolved independently for millions of years. Its discovery also adds to the evidence that Madagascar and Seychelles separated from mainland India long after the breakup of Gondwana
Yeti crab
Kiwa hirsuta is a species of crustacean discovered in the South Pacific in 2005. Approximately 15 cm (5.9 in) long, this decapod is known for its silky golden bristles (similar fur) covering the outer paws (thorax legs, including the paws). Its discoverers called it the "snowman lobster" or "snowman crab."
Venezuelan poodle moth
Little is known about the moth, but it may be a new moth discovered in 2009 by Dr. Arthur Anker of Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, in the Gran Sabana region of Venezuela. It shares similarities with muslin moths, but most likely belongs to the Lepidoptera moth family
The Mexican salamander (Axolotls), or Mexican walking fish, is a new salamander closely related to the tiger salamander
Although the axolotl is colloquially known as a "walking fish", it is not a fish, but an amphibian. Salamanders are unusual among amphibians because they do not undergo metamorphosis as adults. Instead of growing lungs and coming ashore, adult fish live in water with gills. As of 2010, the salamander in the wild was on the verge of extinction due to the urbanization of Mexico City and the consequent water pollution. They are currently listed as endangered by CITES and critically endangered in the wild by the IUCN, and their numbers are declining. Salamanders are widely used in scientific research because of their ability to regenerate limbs. Salamanders were also sold as food in Mexican markets and were a staple food for the Aztecs.
The smallest snake in the world, an adult snake averaging less than 4 inches in length, is found on the Caribbean island of Barbados
The species is as thin as spaghetti and small enough to lie comfortably in a corner of the United States. Carlae are thought to feed mainly on termites and ant larvae. Thread snakes are oviparous and lay eggs to reproduce. The females of this snake lay only one large egg at a time. Newborn offspring are only about half the length of their mother.
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