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29/01/2025

The naked mole rat (Heterocephalus glaber) is a small, burrowing rodent native to East Africa. It is unique for its hairless, wrinkled skin and large, protruding front teeth, which it uses for digging. Naked mole rats live in large colonies, similar to social insects, with a highly structured social hierarchy headed by a queen. They are known for their remarkable adaptations to a subterranean lifestyle, including a lack of pain sensitivity in their skin and resistance to cancer. Additionally, these rodents can survive in low-oxygen environments and have a very high tolerance for carbon dioxide. Their social behavior and unique physiological traits make them a subject of scientific interest, particularly in studies related to aging and cancer resistance.





26/01/2025

The babirusa, found on the Indonesian islands of Sulawesi, Togian, Sula, and Buru, is a member of the pig family with fascinating characteristics. Its name means "pig-deer" in Malay, referencing its deer-like appearance. The males are famous for their extraordinary tusks, which are actually overgrown canine teeth. The upper tusks grow through the snout, curving upward, while the lower tusks project sideways. These tusks are not used for defense but are believed to play a role in attracting mates and intimidating rivals. Babirusas are excellent swimmers and prefer habitats near rivers and swamps, feeding on fruits, leaves, and small invertebrates. They are classified as vulnerable due to habitat loss and hunting.






26/01/2025

Triggerfish are fascinating marine fish known for their unique physical features and behaviors. Here's some significant information about them.

Scientific Family: Balistida
Habitat: Found in tropical and subtropical oceans, especially around coral reefs, rocky areas, and lagoons.
Distribution: Common in the Indo-Pacific region but also found in the Atlantic and Mediterranean seas.

Physical Features
Body Shape: Oval-shaped, compressed bodies covered with tough, protective scales.
Trigger Mechanism: Named after their unique dorsal fin "trigger" system:
- They can erect their first dorsal spine to lock themselves into crevices when threatened.
- To release it, they depress the second spine like a "trigger."
Teeth: Strong teeth adapted for crushing shells of prey like crustaceans, mollusks, and sea urchins.

Diet
- Carnivorous, feeding primarily on:
- Crustaceans
- Mollusks
- Sea urchins
- Small fish
- They use their teeth and strong jaws to crush hard shells.

Behavior
Territorial: Highly territorial and can become aggressive, particularly during nesting or breeding seasons.
-Nesting: Females guard their nests ferociously. They create cone-shaped nests in sandy or muddy seabeds.
-Swimming: Unique swimming style using undulating dorsal and a**l fins for movement while keeping their body relatively still.

Species
-Around 40 species exist. Some notable ones:
-Titan Triggerfish (*Balistoides viridescens*): Largest and often aggressive toward divers.
-Clown Triggerfish(*Balistoides conspicillum*): Famous for its bold patterns and coloration.
-Queen Triggerfish (*Balistes vetula*): Found in the Atlantic, known for its striking blue and yellow hues.

Ecological Role
- Important in maintaining coral reef ecosystems by controlling populations of sea urchins and other invertebrates.

Threats and Conservation
- Overfishing and habitat loss threaten some triggerfish species.
- Popular in the aquarium trade, which can impact wild populations.






24/01/2025

A gorilla is a large, powerful primate native to the forests of central and western Africa. Known for their muscular build, broad chest, and strikingly human-like behavior, they are the largest living apes. Gorillas are primarily herbivorous, feeding on leaves, fruits, and stems, and live in social groups led by a dominant male called a silverback. Highly intelligent and capable of using tools, gorillas are critically endangered due to habitat loss, poaching, and disease.



24/01/2025

The Puraputanga (Brycon hilarii), also known as the piraputanga, is a freshwater fish native to South America, primarily found in rivers and streams of the Panta**l and Paraná River basins. It belongs to the Characidae family and is known for its vibrant, colorful appearance, with a silvery body, orange-red fins, and a streamlined shape. The puraputanga is omnivorous, feeding on fruits, seeds, and small aquatic animals, playing a crucial role in seed dispersal in its ecosystem. This species is highly valued in recreational fishing and is a vital component of local biodiversity.






24/01/2025

Peace on earth. 🌏







Celebrating my 4th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉
04/09/2024

Celebrating my 4th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

23/05/2024

Mantis vs Wasp. 🐝

10/02/2024

All about the Komodo. 🐲🀄

01/02/2024

I can hear the screams emanating from within the belly of this predator. 😱

Regardless of its longevity, the Greatest Lion will eventually meet a miserable end – such is the nature of the world. W...
22/01/2024

Regardless of its longevity, the Greatest Lion will eventually meet a miserable end – such is the nature of the world. Whether succumbing to youthful injuries defending their Pride or facing old age's enfeeblement, their reign of ruling, chasing, catching, devouring, and leaving crumbs for hyenas inevitably gives way to the rapid onset of aging. In its advanced years, the once mighty lion loses its ability to hunt, kill, or defend itself, eventually becoming prey for hyenas. Cornered, nibbled at, and eaten alive, the old lion's demise is inevitable, emphasizing life's brevity and the transient nature of power. This lesson extends beyond lions to the broader human experience, urging humility, compassion for the sick and weak, and a constant awareness that we all exit the stage eventually.

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19/01/2023

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13/03/2022

FIGHT BACK COMPILATION OF ANIMALS.
Mothers protecting their youngs. ❤️🥲

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