Animals

To subdue and kill their prey they constrict it by wrapping around its body.

When swimming, the groove closes. The entrance to the ear canal is located at the base of the skull.

They are nicknamed “marine ecosystem engineers.” When they surface, they excrete nutrient-rich faces ...

Their wings are creamy white on the upperside and yellowish on wings' underside. Black spots appear ...

Only 0.5 percent of those bitten suffer serious health complications from it. Mortality is even rare ...

These animals are used for so-called alpaca therapy with healthy and handicapped children, as well a ...

In some parts of the world, their fins are considered a delicacy. Moreover, despite prohibiting in v ...

They reach sexual maturity between the ages of 8 and 9, but females give birth for the first time at ...

It is found in all populated parts of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australasia and the Americas, in the Arctic and in tropical equatorial forests, where it is widespread.