The white-lipped viper is a versatile snake that thrives in various habitats throughout Southeast Asia. They can be found in diverse environments, including shrublands, rural gardens, forests, and even areas populated by humans.
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The Vietnamese Pheasant, a colorful bird native to Vietnam, is known for its vibrant plumage, fascinating courtship rituals, and elusive nature.
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The Jeweled Flower Mantis is a skillful predator that relies on its remarkable camouflage to hunt. Its vibrant green coloring, along with other hues resembling flowers, allows it to blend seamlessly into the surrounding vegetation.
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Using radiocarbon dating, scientists found a female Greenland shark that is estimated to be over 400 years old!
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The Matschie’s tree kangaroo doesn’t sweat, it will lick its forearms and let the evaporation cool its body.
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The Eurasian red squirrel, also called the red squirrel, can jump over 6 feet between trees with the aid of its strong legs and long tail.
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The Christmas tree worm’s appendages collect sand to build tubes for anchoring themselves to coral and never move again.
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In the wild, the sting of the fried egg jellyfish is so benign that young mackerel will hide within the jellyfish tentacles.
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The Panamanian golden frog keeps all its toxins on its skin to deter predators, which is so strong that one frog can kill 1,200 mice!
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Brown hyenas are poor hunters so live prey makes up a small amount of their diet while their sense of smell is used to locate carcasses.
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The bearded vulture is the only living bird that feeds on bone marrow as its stomach acid has a pH of 1 and can easily digest it.
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The pharaoh cuttlefish camouflages itself with different patterns. It uses groups of red, brown, yellow, or black colors over blue and green.
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Crimson rosellas are usually known for their bright red feathers but there are 7 subspecies that come in hues of orange or yellow.
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Adult belugas are easily identified from other whale species due to their white coloring which is used for camouflage in the arctic.
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Skinny pig care is the same as a guinea pig’s except they need to eat more than guinea pigs so their metabolism burns higher to keep warm.
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When defending itself, the crested porcupine will run backwards and ram the attacker with its quills so they lodge into the predator’s skin.
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