Amazing Science Facts

Iguanas are diverse, herbivorous lizards with unique traits and varying conservation needs.

The proboscis monkey, native to Borneo, is known for its large nose, arboreal lifestyle, and is currently endangered due to habitat loss.

Vinegaroons, known as whip scorpions, can spray acetic acid for defense and are venom-free, with unique traits and behaviors.

Triggerfish are colorful, oval-shaped marine fishes with strong jaws, found mainly in tropical reefs, and exhibit territorial behaviors.

Sunfish are known for their distinct shapes and sizes, with anatomy specialized for various marine and freshwater environments.

Black widow spiders, recognizable by their shiny black body and red hourglass marking, are identified by their potent venom and various species.

Rockhopper penguins are small, agile, and vibrant birds, recognizable by their red eyes and yellow crests.

The Tasmanian devil is a robust, carnivorous marsupial native to Tasmania, facing threats from a contagious cancer known as Devil Facial Tumour Disease.

Harp seal hunting in Canada is culturally significant and regulated to ensure sustainable and humane practices.

Pelicans are notable for large bodies, elongated bills, expansive throat pouches, and are adapt at fishing, flying, and living in aquatic habitats.