1, White Bald Monkey Monk-faced Monkey White Bald Monkey is an animal of Monk-faced monkey, belonging to the bald monkey. The tail is short, the face is red and bald, and the fur is long. Mainly distributed in Brazil and Peru, it will inhabit the flooded forests in the Amazon basin of Brazil and Peru according to the season. 67% of their food is seeds: 18% is fruit; 6% flowers; An animal protection.
2. Giraffe weevil Madagascar's "aborigines" are native weevil species in Madagascar. Their name comes from their very long collars, which are a bit like long collars. Giraffes love their long necks, but they don't know much about them. However, the long-collar workers are not trying to help get food, but to win the fight with the same sex. The neck length of males is usually 2-3 times that of females, and they also use tree trunks to build nests. Most elephants are covered with red wing shells. Although they look fierce, they will not endanger human beings.
3. The golden monkey is of medium size, 5 1-83 cm, and its tail length is equal to its body length. The coat color is mainly gold or black gray. The nose and face are almost flat. Commonly known as "nose facing the sky", it adapts to the plateau hypoxia environment, and nasal bone degeneration is conducive to reducing the resistance to breathing in thin air. Plant food has the habit of vertical migration, lives in groups, has rich community behavior and has a variety of calls. Their living environment is very hidden, and it is not easy to be found. Due to the destruction and killing of dry habitats, they are rare and endangered animals.
4. Whitebait is a general term for all kinds of translucent fishes in glass fish. It exists in salt water and fresh water in East Asia and is regarded as delicious in China. Slender, salmon-shaped, scaleless or with fine scales, rarely longer than 15 cm (6 inches). The mouth is big, and the teeth are big and sharp. Before fish.
Swallowing eels, a typical deep-sea fish, is one of the most peculiar creatures in the depths of the ocean. Its most striking feature is its big mouth. This eel has no movable upper jaw, but its huge lower jaw is loosely connected to its head, which never fits its mouth. It can easily swallow animals bigger than it with one mouth, so it is called "umbrella mouth devourer" in the west and "wide swallowing fish" in Chinese.
6. The "four unlike" in the insect world of hummingbirds, eagles and moths is like a butterfly, which moves during the day. The mouthparts have long beaks, sharp tentacles, colorful wings and dazzling beauty. Unique and strong, with grayish brown front wings decorated with black lines, similar to both sexes. They look like bees, flying among hundreds of flowers in summer and autumn, feeding on nectar and making a clear and audible buzz; It is also like a hummingbird in South America. It doesn't sleep at night, comes out during the day and seldom rests. When feeding, it hovers among the flowers and flies in front of them like a hummingbird. 7. Tree frog, also known as "flying frog", belongs to Anura tree frog family 1 genus. It is small, slender and flat, with long hind legs, large sucker and developed webbed between fingers and toes. There is a middle cartilage (branching sign) between the two finger joints at the end, which is suitable for arboreal life. There are many kinds, distributed in subtropical and tropical humid areas in eastern and southeastern Asia. There are 29 species in China. The spotted-legged tree frog is the most widely distributed, ranging from southern Gansu to southern Tibet in the north.
8.salpa is a sea squirt that feeds on phytoplankton (algae, etc.). ) and move in the water by inhaling and spraying seawater. Their bodies are barrel-shaped, almost completely transparent, and the length is between 1 cm and1cm. Body into barrels, single camp or group camp floating life. The rucksack is thin and transparent, with circular muscle bands on it. As a part of the reproductive cycle, they form a ring structure and are marine invertebrates.
9. Indian purple frog is unknown in Ranidae and originated from ancient purple frog. Its most striking feature is a pointed nose and mouth, which belongs to a frog that only exists in Seychelles. Seychelles was separated from India about 100 million years ago. Species have evolved for millions of years, with little change. Perhaps, under the care of fortune, these living fossils will still exist even if human beings perish.
10, blanket octopus The strange name octopus comes from the blanket-like muscle membrane between the wrist and the foot. When in danger, they will stretch out their wrists and spread a huge "blanket" to try to scare away the invading predators.