Octopuses are famous for their eight sucker-covered arms, whereas squids, from giant Architeuthis dux to the appetizer-size critters served at restaurants, swim with even more appendages: eight arms and two tentacles. So, what’s the difference between these different types of boneless limbs?
John Arnst
https://www.microsoftnewskids.com/en-us/kids/animals/what-s-the-difference-between-arms-and-tentacles/ar-AARgLr5?ocid=msnews
Do you know your aye-ayes from your axolotls? Think you could recognize a chevrotain in a crowd? Here are 20 animals that look as though they come straight from the pages of a fairy tale, although they all actually exist!
Martin Morin
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/20-animals-you-never-knew-existed/ss-AAQdrQP?ocid=msedgntp
Some animals are, rightly or wrongly, synonymous with being scary, like sharks, tigers and snakes. Then there are the cutest, cuddly-looking creatures harboring a deadly secret: come too close and it could be game over. These are the animals equipped with bone-crunching jaws, deadly venom or scarily sneaky tactics for trapping their prey. From highly poisonous frogs to fluffy critters that can turn terrifying when disturbed or threatened, these are some of the world’s deadliest and most dangerous animals.
Ella Buchan
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/these-are-the-world-s-most-terrifying-and-deadly-animals/ss-AAPUVwR?ocid=msedgntp http://an
37 Weird And Wonderful Creatures That Actually Live On Our Planet (pulptastic.com)
Batfish are found in the waters around the Galapagos Islands, but are terrible swimmers. Instead, the fish have learned to walk the ocean floor on their fins.
https://pulptastic.com/
The ocean continues to be a source of great exploration and enchantment for many. With its charismatic (and sometimes elusive) wildlife, stunning plant life and even shipwrecks and underwater statues, there are so many wonders to appreciate under the waves. But you don’t have to be an experienced diver to take a look at these 50 amazing sights from our seas — we’ve gathered them here for you in this gallery that celebrates our oceans.
https://www.livescience.com/
Under the sea: 50 breathtaking images from our oceans (msn.com)
Amazing creatures you only find in the world’s oceans (msn.com)
“If we want to meet undiscovered organisms before we lose the chance forever, we must conserve reefs around the world.” We introduce some of the curious creatures he has encountered in his explorations…
https://shop.aer.io/Apollo_Publishers/p/The_World_Beneath_The_Life_and_Times_of_Unknown_Sea_Creatures_and_Marine_Life/9781948062220-2868
Scientific Name: Eupetomena macroura
Class: Aves
Habitat: Brazil
The swallow-tailed hummingbird lives in east and central South America. It prefers semi-open areas, sparse woodland, coastal regions, and gardens, but will avoid dense rainforest. It has a long forked tail that comprises half of the bird’s 16 cm length.https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/ql-QPwTMJMQ?start=0
The swallow-tailed hummingbird has plumage that is a mixture of green, blue, and purple, and its wings flap at approximately 20 beats per second, allowing it to hover while feeding on flower nectar. They are aggressive towards other birds and will `dive-bomb’ or pester birds as large as hawks!
https://owlcation.com/
The 10 Most Beautiful and Majestic Animals in the World – Owlcation
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