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Puss Moth Caterpillars: these caterpillars use false eyespots, colorful markings, and a pair of whip-like appendages to deter predators, and they can even spray formic acid when threatened

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210794a month ago

Costasiella kuroshimae (Sea Sheep) produce energy via Kleptoplasty: It takes the Chlorophyll from Algae and incorporates them into it's appendages

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54511a month ago

Pheasant-tailed jacana females are larger than the males. The species is also polyandrous — each female mates with multiple males and, in a single season, lays up to 10 clutches that are raised by different males in her harem.

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5338a month ago

Chital (Axis axis) forms matriarchal herds. The antlers, which occur only on males, are nearly 1 m (3 ft 3 in) long, but spots are present in both sexes.

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5164a month ago

The call of the quetzal during mating season is of a whining or complaining nature, and the male's call during this season sounds like "very-good very-good." They play an important ecological role in the cloud forests, helping disseminate the seeds of at least 32 tree species.

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4906a month ago

Blakiston's fish-owl is one of, if not the largest owl species in the world, with a wingspan reaching 2 metres (6.6 ft) and a weight exceeding 4 kilograms (8.8 lb). It is endangered — it's estimated that less than 2,000 individuals hunt the cold rivers of northeast Asia.

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3427a month ago

The giant panda’s reputation of being “bad at life” is largely undeserved as it’s based mainly on the behavior of captive pandas who lack natural instincts. In the wild, pandas have no natural predators as adults and their breeding success rate is similar to some American black bear populations.

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30913a month ago

The nervous shark is so named for their wary and skittish behavior around humans. Difficult to approach or even photograph, these timid sharks grow to 3-4 feet long and inhabit the coastal waters of northern Australia, Papua New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands.

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3076a month ago

Nature’s Sand Artist: Sand Bubbler Crab. They make these marvellous intricate patterns of sand balls after feeding on the sand. It’s amazing how they create perfect spaces between rows of the balls.

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1655a month ago

Student-Produced Map of Power Production

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10a month ago