While not a lot of people know this, there are a lot of strange and unique types of rays out there in the world. Some of them are small; others are gigantic, but they all look a little like their cousins. Bluespotted ribbontail…
Read moreAustralian Tiger Beetle ABOUT They are found in dry and salty habitats and can get to around 20–21mm in length and can reach a running speed of 2.49m/s, or 120 body lengths per second . With over 2300 species worldwide , they…
Read moreSpiders are found worldwide and can be seen in different sizes, shapes, and colors. There are individuals who pray at bars; others even eat veggies, but that’s not the subject now. Here are the three strangest-looking and actin…
Read moreNudibranch ABOUT Nudibranchs are a group of sea slugs that live worldwide and are known for their striking colors. Their name comes from Latin, where “nudus” means naked and “bránkhia” means gills, which makes sense because t…
Read moreThese are the world’s largest insects by length, mass, and wingspan. Not only that, but it is also the longest-living insect of all. Giant weta There are eleven species, all of which are endemic to New Zealand , and one of th…
Read moreScientists believe that animals got smaller in time due to two factors; one is the competition for resources so that they have more to eat and the other is closely related to that which is the risk of extinction and habitat loss.…
Read moreOlm ABOUT Olms, also known as Proteus or "human fish," are a type of salamander that lives its entire life in dark underwater caves . They are endemic to the karsts of Central and Southeastern Europe (the Dinaric…
Read moreContrary to what most believe, isopods are not insects but a type of crustacean most closely related to crabs and shrimps. They evolved to inhabit both land and water. They are starting to become more popular each year, so we d…
Read moreSharks have been on the planet longer than trees and have had time to evolve in many unique ways, from living in the deep sea to walking on the surface. Also, as you probably know, only 5 percent of the whole ocean has been exp…
Read moreThey use coloration to warn potential predators that they are not worth attacking or eating , often because of their toxicity, venom, foul taste, or aggressive nature . That way, both predators and prey are avoiding potential ha…
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