Animals are the multicellular organisms, dominating the earth, which belongs to the kingdom of Animalia. They are categorized, such as mammals, birds, fishes, invertebrates, amphibians, and reptiles. Animals have diverse characteristics that are different from others. And also they are the organisms who sense out the beat of the mother nature. So we have to protect them while we are exploring the beauty of nature.
Penguin Some living beings have absolutely avoided the ocean life and adapted to terrestrial life, and also some organisms have migrated to the ocean from the terrestrial life over evolution. There is a bird who is non-owning the sky and selects the ocean as its home. Being a non-flying bird, it is a marvellous creature […]
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Common Perch fish Perch is the common name for the members of the genus of Perca and the family of Percidae. Perch fish is one of the most widespread freshwater fish genera in different geographical locations in the world. Especially Yellow Perch plentifully available in the Great lakes in the USA. Especially in Erie lake,
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Among all the birds species, there is a species that is quite interesting to learn about, the Flame Bowerbird. If you look up its name on the internet, you will see its body colors that look like fire. For you who didn’t know about this species, you must be questioning why its name is the
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Introduction Fireflies are insects that we all have been identified from our childhood. When we remind our childhood memories, many of us have had a curiosity about this firefly. The main reason for that was the light emission ability from their backside of the body. Therefore we have enjoyed catching them a lot alive and
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File snakes are the snake species that can be abundantly seen in the south and southeast Asian shallow seas and onshore regions. They belong to the particular snake family of Acrochordidae family. At present, three species have been identified, and one species has been extinct. File snakes are scientifically known as Acrochordus granulatus. The other
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Albatross Birds are large size sea birds who belonged to the Diomedeidae family. Albatrosses is the common name that denotes all members of the Diomedeidae family. There are four genera of albatrosses that are present in the Diomedeidae family. They are Diomedia, Thalassarki, Feebastria, fibitria. More than twenty species that belong to the above generas
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The swallowtail caterpillar is a caterpillar that you can call an eating machine. The body mass of the caterpillar will increase hundred of times before pupating. These caterpillars can grow from 2 mm (0.08 inches) to 4 cm (1.57 inches). The caterpillars will grow a new exoskeleton under their current skin, and when the time
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Black and white butterfly species Butterflies make your garden and surrounding a colorful place with the blending of flower’s color. Observing a solid color butterfly in your backyard is a rare opportunity. Because most butterflies have at least a bicolor combination or multi-color appearance on their body. However, black and white butterfly species are most
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Do wasp have a Queen Wasps are also a part of the ecosystem, helping the pollination process and helping the fruits grow. Like other colony insects such as Bees, Ants, and Termites, Wasps also have a Queen in their colony. Their existence depends entirely on the presence of a queen wasp. Maybe you have heard
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Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Casuariiformes Family Casuariidae Genus: Casuarius Brisson, 1760 Species 1. Southern cassowary 2. Dwarf cassowary 3. Northern cassowary The Cassowary belongs to the genus of Casuarius. They are ratites, which means that they’re flightless birds without a keel on their sternum bone. They’re native to the tropical forests of Southeast
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