Beavers stop chewing every few seconds to listen for cracking sounds in the tree so they don't get crushed
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Lizard skeleton found with its head stuck inside a soda can in the desert.
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I found these fish
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pig drinking water
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This is Sunda flying lemur, the sole colugo species of the genus Galeopterus.
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honey badger dont care
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Yellow box fish (Ostracion cubicum)
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In 2024, the first emperor penguin ever found in Australia was discovered on a beach after somehow swimming over 2,200 miles from its home in Antarctica. "Gus" only weighed about 50 pounds, which is around half the weight of a healthy male emperor penguin.
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The beech blight aphid (Grylloprociphilus imbricator)
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Monkey Smells a Century Egg.
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Visitors at an aquarium were surprised to see a zebra shark on another shark’s fin. Staff clarified it wasn’t aggression but typical courtship, sharks hold fins as part of how they show interest, this is how sharks flirt
Footage of the extremely rare Firework Jellyfish (Halitrephes maasi)
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Men removing ticks off a cobra with bare hands
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loud insect
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Wombat
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a starfish born square due to a birth defect
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A spider just built a web around a wasp nest, trapping them inside, while ants are actively raiding the larvae to stockpile for winter.
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A spider spun a rather peculiar web in a wine glass.
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Eumillipes animal with the most legs on Earth: This millipede can have as many as 1,306 legs, which makes this species the animal with the most legs on Earth and the first millipede discovered to have 1,000 legs or more https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eumillipes
The Inland Horned Stick Insect (Paronchestus cornutus), a rare, large Australian desert-dwelling insect. Here it is shown performing a threat display, though it is harmless to humans
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Dragonfly flight in slow motion
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funny looking little fella: Plains Viscacha [Lagostomus maximus] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plains_viscacha
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Glass frog (Hyalinobatrachium fleischmanni)
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Japanese warbonnet (Chirolophis japonicus) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chirolophis_japonicus
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King Cobra and Python Kill Each Other in a Fight. The Python Dies from Venom, While the Cobra Dies from Constriction.
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this guy snake have boob https://www.reddit.com/r/snakes/s/doBgI8pCqG
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Cat fishibng
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A unknown creature was recorded over 4.5 miles deep in the ocean at the bottom of the Java trench
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Electricians are using trained ferrets to pull wires through tight tunnels. No tool can reach, and it actually works.
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Spider making the web
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swimming bat
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Multiple moose encountered while kayaking
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Tunas have evolutionary body grooves that let them tuck away their fins for maximum speed
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Some moths camouflage themselves as bird poop; Macrocilix maia takes it one step further and imitates two flies feeding on bird poop https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macrocilix_maia
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elder turtle
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slender man dog: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maned_wolf
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bee with full of pollen
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A Bombardier beetle using its chemical defence.
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The Southern Pudu (Pudu Puda): The Southern Pudu is one of the smallest deer species in the world, native to southern Chile and southwestern Argentina. It inhabits humid temperate forests and the Cordilleran coastal range, although its populations are concentrated mainly on Chiloé Island rather than on the mainland. Males have s…
An anaconda realigning its jaw after eating a meal
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These are the larvae of the Bunaea alcinoe moth, one of the most unusual species of silkworms in the world.
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australia rat: Woylie (bettongia ogilbyi) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woylie
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The beautiful sea slug Spanish Dancer Nudibranch
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Phronima sedentaria - a transparent crustacean that lives in the ocean's twilight zone, known for using its claws to hollow out the body of a salp, which it uses as a home and nursery for its young.
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Shellback Crabs (Genus Hypoconcha): these crabs create their own shields using discarded clamshells, and they have semi-membranous bodies that can be pressed into the contours of the shell, producing a suction mechanism that holds it firmly in place
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Because they only get to see the world you show them
This is a Muntjac Deer. Usually found in South Asia, It has scent glands under its eyes that can look like extra holes or an extra set of facial features
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this is my absolute favorite angle of horses
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WIld Gray Whale rolling over and showing its teeth.
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Gray's Bald-Faced Saki [Pithecia irrorata]
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Yet another successful river ambush by the infamous "Ousado" caught on camera in Brazil
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In 2017 an Estonian reporter tried to interview a deer, this was the result
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Lerp Psyllids (Family Psyllidae): these tiny insects feed on plant sap and then use the expelled sugar to build protective structures around themselves
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Tigers don't look orange to their prey the way they do to us. Most mammals are red-green colorblind, causing the tiger's fur to appear greenish-brown and blend into the surrounding vegetation. Its black stripes further break up its outline, making it remarkably difficult to spot.
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Pigeon walks into falcon's nest
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evil looking ahh mantis: Black Ghost Mantis (Phyllocrania paradoxa)
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Tree-Kangaroo: A species of kangaroo that lives in the tropical rainforests of New Guinea and Australia and adapted to live entirely in the trees
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cute dragon: Western Pilbara spiny-tailed skink
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/gr/ - Golden Retriever general: Best dog race hands down. They're cute and fluffy and so gentle and lovely.
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Don't harm opossums. They’re harmless and actually really useful. They keep pests in check (eating ticks, roaches, rats, and scorpions), clean up dead animals, and help spread seeds. Basically, they’re nature’s cleanup crew.
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Dolphins fascinated by a pair of visiting squirrels. They're probably wondering how to rape them, tbh.
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Kagu, the bird on the brink of extinction meets its own kind
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TIL that in 2024, a new species of spider from China was named after the American brand and media franchise of model cars Hot wheels and Sisyphus, a king from Greek mythology. Its scientific name is Hotwheels sisyphus.
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If you've never seen an armadillo turn into a ball, here it is.
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Central Greater Glider [Petauroides armillatus] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_greater_glider
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This is Sequoia National Park in California, home to some of the largest trees on Earth. Some of these giant sequoias are over 2,000 years old and taller than a 25-story building.
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This cassowary just wanders around the beach, getting surprisingly close to people.
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beautiful nature with beautiful dog
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Dogs adopt a deer
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This Paraguayan celebrating WITH HIS DOG after the historic victory over Germany.
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Cute curious Puffin
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Neil the Seal is back, once again fulfilling his duty to annoy the good citizens of Tasmania and cause property damage.
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Newly discovered "ballista spider" uses a biological catapult to catch its prey.
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Fun animal facts!
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This legless dog is more precious than the entire third world.
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In 2020, dolphins in Australia brought gifts of coral to the shore because they missed interacting with visitors during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Nature’s ultimate disguise: The Atlas Moth uses incredible wing camouflage to look exactly like two cobras.
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jumping spiders: Reminder jumping spiders are the best pet and we don't deserve them. >harmless, smart, smol, cute >remembers and distinguishes human faces and shows affection >sometimes wears water drops as hats for no reason at all >eats all the bad bugs in your room for you Protip: you can train it to like you a…
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Indonesia’s Rare Rafflesia Blooms After 15 Years
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huge bristleworm swims by the water's edge
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Eel larvae ( leptocephalus ) are almost completely transparent
