Animals

Thanks to them, they track their prey through changes in the electric field. The platypus can percei ...

New species are being continuously identified.

Aye-ayes rub their cheeks and necks against branches, leaving scents that deter other males from entering the territory.

In captivity, they can live up to 7 years.

They are light cream and measure 58 x 32 mm. They are laid every other day and the female begins to ...

In most present-day species it is located at the apex of the upper side of the body, only in brittle stars, it is located beneath the body.

The laying of eggs is preceded by a period of courtship in which fruits are thrown at each other. The female usually lays two to four eggs a few days after mating. 

They feed on catfish, small river fish, crabs, shellfish, crustaceans, snakes, and small turtles.

IUCN lists robins as LC (least concern).