Animals

The Canadian population is univoltine, which means they have one generation a year. Central populati ...

They primarily feed on small rodents, but also eat unguarded eggs, amphibians, and other reptiles. They bite their prey, and coil around it to subdue it, then swallow it whole, starting with the head.

They have short, columnar legs that resemble the feet of an elephant.

As they do so, they straighten horizontally and float just beneath the water surface. During this pr ...

Their length ranges from 30 to 65 centimeters, and they weigh up to 3,5 kilograms.

They mostly occur in northern Australia, and in the Indo-Pacific region. The most venomous is the Australian box jellyfish, whose sting can lead to paralysis, cardiac arrest, or death.

Even serious injuries do not end with an infection, unlike other animals or humans under these clima ...

They build them mostly of grass and pad them with feathers.