Animal Diversity
Dancers on a rope!
‘When mantises are afraid of something, they raise their arms and spread their wings. It’s their normal defensive behaviour. Winning shot in Nature...
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Not a flower, but a moth
Elephant hawk moths are nocturnal and therefore feed on flowers that open or produce nectar at nighttime. The elephant hawk moth has incredibly...
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This ancient bird hatchling preserved in amber provides insights into early bird evolution
Scientists have recently made an incredible discovery of a piece of amber that contained well preserved remains of an alomost complete bird hatchling....
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Brachiosaurus, the arm lizard
Longer fore legs offers Brachiosaurus a passive advantage in reaching up into the tree canopy to feed as the neck is always arched...
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Ancoracysta twista
Ancoracysta twista does not fit with any known group of organisms but appears to belong to an early lineage of eukaryote that was...
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Fossil Marsupial lion
This marsupial lion, named Wakaleo schouteni roamed Australia's open forest habitats about 23 million years ago in Miocene epoh. Fossilized remains of the...
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Fossil Marsupial lion
This marsupial lion, named Wakaleo schouteni roamed Australia's open forest habitats about 23 million years ago in Miocene epoh. Fossilized remains of the...
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Cave Beetle; Xuedytes bellus
Xuedytes bellus, a cave dwelling beetle was discovered in a cave in Guangxi Province, China. It is about 9 mm in length, with...
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