The blue-eyed locust is found in the jungles of western Colombia.
Wolf eels, found in the North Pacific Ocean. It is a deep-sea fish, with a total length of 2-2.5 meters, and its most characteristic feature is that it has a large head, the front resembles a terrifying human face, and sharp teeth. Wolf eels are very aggressive and often hide in burrows to ambush their prey.
The winged nighthawk is found in central and southern Africa. The distinguishing feature is the long flight feathers, which resemble a small jet when they fly through the air.
The fringed sandpiper breeds in northern Eurasia and winters in Africa, Southeast Asia and Australia. It feeds on invertebrates such as beetles, crickets, earthworms, and worms. The head and neck of males during breeding have abundant ornamental feathers , and the color varies greatly from individual to individual.
Naked sea butterflies, also known as sea angels, live in the cold deep waters of the North Pacific and North Atlantic Oceans and are about 3 cm long as adults. It is completely carnivorous and is a miniature "predator" in the ocean.
The red plowfoot frog, commonly known as the Madagascar rainbow frog, is a brightly colored frog that lives on the island of Madagascar.
The owl butterfly, whose entire wing surface resembles an owl's face, is an extremely ingenious camouflage, and its name comes from the pattern on its wings. It is combined with an owl and the name of the owl butterfly is well deserved.
This labyrinthine "fortress" is the entrance to the nest of harvesting ants in India, and this construction method is very helpful in defending against the invasion of other ants.
The macrofin posterior fish, also known as the barreleye fish, is found in the tropical waters of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans and feeds on small fish and jellyfish. It has a transparent head and tubular eyes.
King cheetah is a mutant color type of cheetah, at first people thought it was a new species or a new subspecies, and later found that ordinary coat color cheetahs can also give birth to king cheetahs, so it is only a rare genetic mutation.
The rhinoceros scarab, the largest of the cockchafer family in South America, prefers to feed on animal carcasses.
The cigar dharma shark, found in tropical and subtropical waters of the world, is a rather ferocious ambush shark. It will first bite the prey with the sharp teeth of the jaw like jaggies, and then tear off its flesh by turning its body, and the prey attacked by it will leave many hole-like scars on the body. Great white sharks will still be attacked.
Cute yellow caterpillar - larvae of the silver-moon leopard butterfly, with Lauraceae as the main host plant.
Indian bison, also known as white-legged bison, bison and white socks, are found in South and Southeast Asia. Gregarious and fierce temperament. It is the largest of the living cattle, with a body length: 250-330 cm; Shoulder height: 165-220 cm.
The Australian spiny horned lizard is found in central and western Australia. With a perfect defense system, in addition to having armor-like skin and spikes, it can also suck in air like a pufferfish, making itself look stronger.
The whiptail scorpion, also known as the whip scorpion, is a small predator that evolved 300 million years ago and still exists today, distributed in tropical countries. It belongs to the arachnids, whip scorpions, so it is not a true scorpion. The whip scorpion is not poisonous, but its tail root has glands that can spray high concentrations of acid solutions.
There are more than 100 species of whip spiders, most of which are distributed in the tropics and subtropics. The whip spiders are all very large, with slender steps at the front, small ones with a span of 7 cm, and large ones with 20 cm. Innocuity.
Stick insects can weigh up to 65 grams and are 130-170 mm long, and some individuals will be larger. It is found in Malaysia and is a phytovorous insect.
The brown toad-billed eagle, also known as the brown frog-billed eagle, relies on protective color and mimicry to avoid predators when in danger. It is mainly found in mainland Australia, Tasmania and southern New Guinea.
The Chong'an (zī) toad is a rare toad unique to the mainland. It is distributed in Fujian, Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Guizhou. Males have 5-8 spines on each side of the upper lip, and females have the same number of beige dots in the corresponding parts.
The hammerhead fruit bat is the largest bat in Africa, with a wingspan between 686 and 970 mm. Their main food is figs, but they also eat mangoes, bananas and guavas.
The carved trilobite beetle, which inhabits the Malaysian rainforest, resembles a trilobite, but it is a species of the family Red Firefly. This species was discovered in 2012.
The multifilament-stemmed catfish is a deep-sea fish. It is found in the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans. It has an elastic stomach and can eat fish larger than itself.
Auricle fox, also known as the big-eared fox, big-eared fox and desert fox, is known for its unusually large ears and is the smallest canine. Small nocturnal omnivores distributed in the Sahara of North Africa, adapted to the desert environment of high temperature and lack of water. In addition, its hearing is sharp enough to sense the activity of prey underground.
The African vulture, also known as the vulture, is a species of stork found in sub-Saharan Africa. It inhabits rivers, lakes, swamps, meadows and other areas. Tall, stout, fierce and powerful, it will prey on small mammals and reptiles, scavenging and also hunting live animals, and is known as the hyena of the upper steppe birds.
The possum toad, also known as the Suriname toad, is found in tropical forests in South America and lives in water for life. The body length is about 20 cm and the trunk is flattened and square.
Dog-faced pufferfish, found in the Indian to Pacific Oceans. The total length can reach up to 33 cm, the body is oval in shape, and the body head is thick and rounded. The liver and ovaries are highly toxic.
This is a deep-sea tube jellyfish found in the Arctic Ocean, it is not actually a jellyfish, it is a large collection of small life, up to 40-50 meters long, these structures are also called zoospores.
The black-crowned macaque, also known as the black-crowned macaque, crested black macaque, and Sulawesi black-crowned macaque, is a species of macaque found in Sulawesi, Indonesia, and adjacent islands. The black-crowned macaque has a stocky body, strong limbs and a short tail.
Red-faced hornbill, living in southern Africa. The total length is about 127-135 cm. The plumage is black , as are the mouth and feet. It lives mainly on the ground, and feeds on insects, worms, and small reptiles in small groups on the ground.
The leech planarian has a body similar to earthworms, but its head is fan-shaped, and it is generally 20-30 cm long. It lives in dark and humid places, such as under bricks and stones, in the soil, although it likes dark and humid places, but it will not adapt to more water, and move to other places.
Jane's sea dragon, the slender body can grow up to 14 cm. It is found in the western Pacific Ocean.
The golden lion marmoset, also known as the golden lion face marmoset, has a head length of 26-33 cm and a tail length of 32-40 cm. It is distributed in the Atlantic coast of southeastern Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Espírito Santo and other places. It lives mainly in moist forests and feeds on insects, but also on other small animals and fruits.
The Kirk's narrow-necked snail is endemic to Cuba. The largest length record is 33 mm, and the white spines on their bodies are hollow.