The constant heat and abundant humidity of rainforests provide an ideal climate year-round for a wide variety of species. These conditions ensure water and heat, facilitating the...
The skin of crocodiles is covered with bony plates called osteoderms, protected on the surface by thick scales. These overlapping plates form a kind of...
Natural arches primarily come from the work of marine erosion, in other words, the waves that continually crash against the rocky cliffs. When the waves...
Otters often sleep on the water, floating on their backs. During their naps, they risk drifting with the ocean currents and getting separated from their...
Butterflies have a highly developed vision capable of detecting colors that we, humans, cannot always perceive well. They see particularly well in the ultraviolet spectrum, a range...
The pink flamingos have a unique anatomy that allows them to easily stand on one leg. Their legs have special joints that automatically lock, providing...
Algae, and in particular microalgae, have a superpower: they naturally produce highly energetic vegetable oils in their cells. Some species can contain up to 50...
In octopuses, the circulatory system functions thanks to three distinct hearts. Firstly, there are two small branchial hearts located near the gills. Their job is...
Pollination is simply the transfer of pollen from one flower to another of the same species: it's like the courier delivering the package to the...
When a ship sinks to the bottom of the seas, it quickly provides a solid structure for various marine species to cling to. These artificial...
