Animals

They most often make sounds during courtship and mating however, some species also make sounds to stay "in touch" during migration.

Sometimes they even prefer those corals over anemones. This happened in our editorial reef tank when ...

In the beginning, males look for a convenient location to build a nest, most often in the branches o ...

They are most commonly laid in pig feces, where up to 15,000 larvae may hatch in one kilogram of a s ...

Since they swim close to the water's surface, they are exposed to sun rays, and, as a result, turn from light beige to brown.

Llamas have coarse coat with fine hidden underneath. Alpacas are fluffy with a fine hair all over their bodies. Their fleece is very dense and fast-growing.

Their stomachs are multichambered and inhabited by cellulose-eating bacteria. Digestion is very slow. Sloths descend to the ground to defecate, but it happens only once a week.

The main reason behind their small numbers is excessive poaching and loss of their habitat. Fortunat ...

This means they have no veins, but hemolymph (which functions as blood) is forced by arteries into t ...

They suffer from habitat loss, climate change, and excessive poaching. Currently, their population in the wild is estimated at no more than 10,000 individuals.