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@adore-nature
Frozen Frogs
The zombie wood frogs can survive being frozen solid. During winter its heart completely stops and 70% of water inside their body turns into ice.
References
ceramic.org The American Ceramic Society
photo by Alezandro Orozco
Natural Hunters
Yesss.......The dragonflies are most efficient hunters with 95% accuracy. There are total of 6500 species of dragonflies around the world.
References
schlitzaubdubonnaturecentre.com
Video by Olena ilinska
Caterpillar - The Natural Actor
Only Humans are not actors. Hemeroplane Triptolemus caterpillars pretend to be a snake to protect themselves from predators.
References
Odditycentral.com
Video by Gustavo Branner
Propose by Penguins
Yesss........They are very romantic. Mostly the male gentoo penguins give stones to their partner to show their affection and love.
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Video by Piat Van Zyl
Oneearth.com
Meet Glasswing Butterfly
Photo by cassius cardoso on pexel.co
Nature is incredible.....while other butterflies have colourful wings the glass-winged butterflies have transparent tissues between its wings. It makes difficult for its predator to track it during flight.
References
pbs.com
Forgetful Squirrels
These are really cute.....everyone knows but one thing that no one knows is that they usually bury their nuts in grounds to eat later in harsh conditions like winter but study shows that they unable to recover 74% of the nuts they bury.
References
Video by pixabay
ssec.si.edu
Hummingbird a Natural Helicopter
Meet Natural helicopters.....oh sorry Hummingbirds. Yes, we are calling them helicopters because they can fly backward which no other bird can do. They flap their wings around 50 times per sec to stay in air also they move their wings in figure-eight shape to fly backward and forward.
References
Video by Joseph Vogel on pexel.com
Birdsandblooms.com
When Sea Otters become Kidnappers
Hard to believe......but yes. These cute marine mammals are kidnappers. They have their dark side because they kidnap the babies of another female mothers to extort the food in exchange of their babies or using them leverage in territorial disputes.
References
Video by Magda Ehlers on pexel.com
newscientist.com
Blood Drinking Butterflies
Umm... yes. I know that's unbelievable but they do. But it's not in that way you think. Actually they drink blood, sweat to complete their nutrition. They won't bite or do not harm anyone to drink, they drink it through process called puddling.
Puddling is a behavior where butterflies and other insects seek nutrients like sodium and glucose from sources such as wet soil, sweat, tears, and even blood to aid their survival and reproduction.
References
Video by Nithin PA on pexel.com
fmr.org - nector-and-blood-butterflies-surprising-sources-nutrients
Meet Axolotl and their regeneration power
That's literally unbelievable to hear but yes it's true. Axolotls can regenerate their many parts of organs as well as their brain. They can also regenerate spinal cord, heart as well as limbs.
References
Video by Los Muertos Crew on pixels.com
Livescience.com
"Starry night" new species of lizard
A tiny new lizard species was discovered in the South Western Ghats of India. Its vivid back patterns reminded researchers of Van Gogh’s iconic painting, The Starry Night. The discovery was announced in March by Ishan Agarwal of the Thackeray Wildlife Foundation.
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Picture by CBC news
KOALA
Fact - Koalas sleep up to 22 hours a day - due to the low nutritional value of their diet. Koalas have fingerprints that are almost identical to humans, making them one of the few non-primates with this trait.
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White Horse
Fact- White horses are often born dark and gradually turn white, a rare and mystical transformation seen as a symbol of rebirth and light in many cultures.
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