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.
Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Reptilia Order: Squamata Family: Elapidae Subfamily: Hydrophiinae Genus: Hydrophis Species: Hydrophis peronei (A.M.C. Duméril, 1853) Today I am taking you to the Sea’s bed since most people have a lack knowledge about Sea snakes. It is not easy to spot them in their natural environment. However, you may have …
Kingdom: Animalia Phylum Chordata Class: Actinopterygii Order: Anguilliformes Suborder: Muraenoidei Family: Muraenidae Genera: 16 Genera Species: 200 Species Rafinesque, 1810 The Moray eel is mainly a large eel species, which can exclusively found in tropical and temperate marine waters. Some several other species live in brackish water, and a few species can identify in …
Genus: Sphyrna (Most Hammerhead shark). The winghead on the other side is placed in its genus known as Eusphyra. Family: Sphyrnidae (named after the peculiar and different structure of their heads, flattened and laterally elongated into a hammer shape known as Cephalofoil). Species of Hammerhead Shark There are nine different species of the hammerhead shark. Most …
Scientific Name: Negaprion brevirostris Kingdom: Animalia Order: Carcharhiniformes Phylum: Chordata Family: Carcharhinidae Class: Chondrichthyes Distinguishing Features: Stocky, yellow-colored shark with second dorsal fin almost as massive as the first Habitat: Coastal waters of the Atlantic and Pacific of the Americas Average Size: 2.4 to 3.1 m (7.9 to 10.2 ft) Diet: Carnivorous, preferring bony fishes …
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Name Skipjack Tuna Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Class Actinopterygii Order Perciformes Family Scombridae Genus Katsuwonus Species K. pelamis Binomial Name Katsuwonus pelamis What is skipjack tuna Skipjack tuna fish is an economically valuable species that is a common fish species in open ocean water, which is in around most countries, especially in tropical areas and temperature …
So far, we have known a lot about the types of living things underwater. There are various types of plants to animals that have been discovered by many researchers. However, did you know that there are many animal species that we never saw in the deeper part of the deep sea? There are so many …
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Popularly called Angelfish Genus: (Pterophyllum) Family Cichlidae Angelfish are one of the most famous aquarium fish, and add beauty to your aquarium as well. Although they aren’t easy to care for actually unless you have a full idea of their needs. Angelfish are generally peaceful. Nevertheless, they have Cichlids and can be aggressive toward one …
Heterotroph is an organism that is unable to fixed carbon to produce its own food. The nutrients they require are taken as organic carbon from other plants and animals. All of this nutrition obtained is spent as energy for growth and reproduction. Unlike the autotrophs, who have to save some of their energy for photosynthesis. …
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Pit Viper is a cool-looking snake who has identified scientifically as the Crotalinae. They belong to a subfamily of venomous vipers that have been found in Eurasia and America. Pit vipers are one of the most beautiful but extremely dangerous snakes in the world. They are descending through the Class of Reptilia, Order of Squamata, …
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Sea anemones are fascinating predatory creatures named after the terrestrial flowering plant known as anemone. They come in a variety of colours from red, yellow to bright blue! Sea anemones fall under the order Actiniaria. They are categorized under the phylum Cnidaria, and therefore they can be said as the cousins of sea creatures like …
