Do you find the wonders of the animal kingdom fascinating? Do you ever wonder how some organisms have acquired such amazing defense mechanisms? Nature has endowed numerous creatures with amazing defense abilities ranging from camouflage to deadly bites. Join me on a tour across the wilderness as we investigate the amazing ways these species protect …
If you’ve ever stumbled across an animal with an extraordinarily long, droopy, furry nose, you might’ve thought to yourself, how could such an enormous nose possibly be comfy? Sure, it looks funny as hell, but does it serve any purpose? The answer is yes, and animals with the funniest noses have evolved in unique ways …
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Animals with the Best Camouflage in World Camouflage isn’t an optional feature in most parts of the world; it’s a way of life. Camouflage skills can be the difference between life and death in the animal realm, from shielding yourself from predators to securing food. In this post I am sharing thirteen animals with the …
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Red Wattled Lapwing (Vanellus indicus) Classification: Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Class Aves Order Charadriiformes Family Charadriidae Genus Vanellus Species indicus Common Name The red-wattled lapwing (Vanellus indicus) is also called Asian lapwing commonly. In Urdu (Pakistan’s national language) it is called as Teteeri. Did he, do it? They are extremely noisy, and their distinctive loud alarm calls are …
10 of the Ugliest Animals in the World There are many beautiful animals in the world, but there are also many ugly ones. You’ll learn about some of the oddest animals on Earth through this list of the ten ugliest, as well as why some people find them so repulsive, and others find them …
Ophiomorus tridactylus (Indian sand swimmer) Three-toed snake skink Ophiomorus tridactylus is a beautiful genus of living skinks. They are also called as snake skinks or limbless skinks. Its commonly known as the three-toed snake It also goes by the name “Indian sand-swimmer” due to its habit for swimming slightly beneath the sand. But let’s know …
