Animals

It forms groups only for mating purposes.

This is largely dependent on the climate in which they naturally occur, characterized by transitiona ...

They face several threats to survival, the most threatening being the wildlife trade. Their unique s ...

After the copulation he is responsible for taking care of the nest. He removes dead eggs with his mouth and uses pectoral fins to circulate water to provide it fresh and oxygen abundant.

They can endure prolonged droughts, very high temperatures, and strong winds. They can survive droug ...

They are grass-eating, even-toed mammals related to llamas, vicunas, and guanacos. They feed on grasses, herbs, young shoots and twigs.

Their journeys are driven mainly by searching for additional food sources or disturbing their current habitat.

Because of that, there is little competition for food. It makes them also an essential part of the coral ecosystem.

They feed on roots, fruit, twigs, bark, and grasses. They can eat up to 140 kilograms of food every day.

They undergo six moults before reaching adulthood, a process that can take from one to three years. These insects give birth to one generation per year.