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Flatworms are quite primitive animals spending most of their life on the oceans ground! But that moment they start flying in open water they unfold their magic. Their sexual reproduction is quite interesting. Two facts:…

Meet the blue longhorn beetle! This species lives up to their name! Their long antennae can often be as long as or longer than the beetles own body. National Geographic

Did you know that the Ornate eagle ray is one of the most rare and unique species of rays in the entire ocean? National Geographic

Thique. Silk moth caterpillars, like those of most other butterflies and moths, are adapted to feed on the leaves of particular plants - and do so gregariously! National Geographic

This is a lawnmower blenny 🐠 These fish spend a lot of time grazing on algae, which is why it has “lawnmower” in its name. National Geographic

Hermit Crab POV! “I hope these large weird looking creatures don’t try picking me up again!”⁠ National Geographic

Alright time to get my daily morning exercise in! In reality this Chuck Walla is showing a territorial display, letting others know that this area belongs to him. ⁠ National Geographic

A rainforest snakes along rivers in Lopé National Park, Gabon National Geographic

Weighing nearly nine pounds, kakapos are the heaviest parrot species - so they have to choose their branches carefully 🦜 National Geographic

Eastern screech owlet. I love the little peek at the end 😂 National Geographic

Big mama and her tiny little baby 🥰🐘 National Geographic

Brown anole National Geographic

Lemon shark cruising over a seagrass meadow, doing its thing to keep the ocean healthy. National Geographic

In November spring has sprung in the southern hemisphere and love is in the air. Gentoo penguins who have spent the winter away from the breeding colonies come back to meet and greet in an electrifying atmosphere. Thanks…

A baby Romney lamb nuzzles its mother in Burkittsville, Maryland, USA National Geographic

The majestic Seljalandsfoss waterfall in Iceland. 🤯 This breathtaking waterfall is without a doubt a must-see destination for any nature lover or adventure seeker visiting Iceland. 🇮🇸 Seljalandsfoss is one of the most…

Here is your reminder that koalas have similar fingerprints to humans, and have caused confusion in crime scenes before. 😳🐨 National Geographic

Did you know? Lion cubs are born with spots on their fur, which disappear as they get older and their coat turns a uniform color 🦁 📍 South Africa National Geographic

White Pocket is a geological wonderland located in northern Arizona. 🇺🇸 This hidden gem is a unique formation of swirling white and red sandstone, eroded by wind and water over millions of years. 💨 Access to White Poc…

Indian pond heron. National Geographic

With one well-placed bite, a jaguar can secure both its dinner and its status as one of the rainforest's apex predators. National Geographic

Swan cuddles with newly hatched cygnet (aka baby swan) National Geographic

A snail kite doing what a snail kite does National Geographic

At dusk, a swarm of bats disperses to hunt in the rainforest surrounding Deer Cave in Gunung Mulu National Park, Borneo, Malaysia National Geographic

This isn't your average sibling rivalry 🦁 National Geographic

An emperor penguin chick on the frozen Ross Sea, Antarctica National Geographic

It does not look fun to be a spoonbill parent and have to feed the babies this way National Geographic

Sleep, snack, spar, repeat ✨🌺🐾 National Geographic

Meet the Eurasian curlew! This bird is the largest European wading bird, and can be identified by its long, down-curved bill. National Geographic

Sea cucumber poop is surprisingly important for the ecosystem National Geographic