Animals

Narwhal, like all whales, cannot breathe under water.

When feeding their young, female seals do not eat anything and sometimes do not even drink.

Most clownfish species have orange-colored bodies with one or more white bands.

Krill also appears in the trade, which, although it is one of the largest biomasses on the planet (Antarctic krill alone is estimated at 380 million tons) is caught in quantities not exceeding 120.000 tons per year.

It resembles the European shorthair cat but is more massive.

It inhabits Africa.

Leopard geckos kept in captivity are bred selectively to achieve more color and pattern morphs than there are available in the wild.

At the exit of the fleshy stomach is the intestine, which is responsible for the digestion and absorption of food.

The Arabian oryx is the first species to go from being classified as extinct in the wild to endangered by the world authority on endangered species, the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

They feed on soft-bodied insects, not necessarily freshly killed.