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Just hanging around 🐍🌿 A green tree python rests in a tree. National Geographic

The magnificent Green-crowned Plovercrest! Stephanoxis lalandi beija-flor-de-topete-verde National Geographic

Did you know that Joshua trees aren't really trees? Although their name suggests otherwise, these twisted, spiky specimens are actually yucca plants in the same family as the agave plant. National Geographic

Hypnotic scroll break 🤩 The yellow-lipped sea krait is semiaquatic, meaning it spends equal time on land as it does in the ocean. If you look closely, you’ll see its tail is paddle-shaped, making it perfectly adapted fo…

🗺️ 🦋 Common mapwing butterflies carry their name from their intricate map-like wing patterns which resemble the longitude and latitude lines of maps! National Geographic