Animals

Some octopuses use the phenomenon of bioluminescence to attract their prey. To do this, they use organs called photophores, which are located inside the suction cups.

Red-necked wallabies can reach a weight of up to 26 kilograms.

They feed mainly on fish, which they catch by diving vertically into a river or other body of water.

It inhabits savannas and grasslands but can be found in open forests.

The hummingbird's tongue is made up of two tubes that branch, stretch, and expose lamellae that "catch" liquid food during feeding.

They live in the northern hemisphere.

They are a vulnerable species.

They are nocturnal.

The oldest insect fossils date back 400 million years.

A single female of sea lamprey lays between 30,000 and 100,000 eggs.