Animals

The world's smallest crustacean is Stygotantulus stocki.

They can sting even once the tentacle is severed, or while washed ashore.

Its body is dark brown with a yellowish tint to the underside.

Aye-aye is an endemic species native to Madagascar.

Brown recluse build irregular webs, but do not use them to capture prey.

It prefers dry shrublands of 2,000 to 5,000 meters.

Females are able to produce as many as 300 million eggs.

In 1982, Oman agreed to introduce some of the bred oryx to the Central Province and sought to establish a reserve and inscribe it on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Earthworms that are not frost-tolerant die at around -2 °C.

Its tail is half the size of its body length.