Animals

The Bradypodidae, also called three-toed sloths, are a monotypic family of terrestrial, arboreal mammals.

The moose is one of the largest land mammals in the Northern Hemisphere.

The platypus is well adapted to diving.

The mouth is located on the underside of a disc.

Invasion of Great Lakes.

The eyes of land snails are located on their antennae.

Their natural habitat is areas near water bodies.

Dik-diks are most likely to inhabit dry, shrubby scrublands and savannas.

A distinctive feature of sloths is the presence of three long fingers and toes, armed with three powerful, hook-shaped claws, thanks to which they can hang from tree branches.

They developed special spurs on the ankles of their hind legs from which venom is secreted.