Animals

The body of earthworms consists of more than 80% water, which can be exchanged with the environment at a rate of about 60% by volume per day.

They are carnivores.

Most octopuses hatch from eggs as paralarvae and function as plankton for the first weeks or months. These small octopuses feed on zooplankton, arthropod larvae, or copepods.

It is widely distributed in Europe, Asia, and North Africa.

The structure of the platypus' eye indicates that over the years of evolution they have been adapted to an aquatic and nocturnal lifestyle.

They can be found in North America from British Columbia, southern Canada to northern Mexico.

Females can establish several broods, each with six to eight eggs.

They were named after a wooden warship at full sail, that the British sailors called Man of War.

Bonobos are endemic to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Their natural predators are birds of prey, foxes, bobcats, opossums, weasels, and skunks.