Animals

Adult cassowaries have a black body with a blue head, a reddish cape, and two red wattles hanging down around the throat. The head is protected by a large casque made of bone tissue.

Females lay from 10 to 30 eggs in a single clutch.

The aye-aye is omnivorous.

They are solitary animals tied to their territory. Females, in particular, are sensitive to other females nearby.

Their tails are short, brown-beige-black.

They usually inhabit forested areas of southern Canada and from Maine south to Florida, eastern Texas, and eastern North Dakota.

Sloths live in forests of Central America and northern regions of South America.

Fertilized eggs, that measure up to 0,8 millimeters, hatch within 24 to 26 hours.

Scientists estimate that the genus Trigonognathus originates in the Middle Eocene, some 41 million years ago.

The newly hatched sunfish is tiny, measuring about 2,5 mm (0,1 in).