Dolphins and toothed whales belong to the mammal family. Approximately, there are 42 dolphin species and 7 porpoise species which are gathered into six families: the oceanic dolphin family is by a long shot the largest with 38 individuals; the porpoise family has seven individuals; and there are four stream dolphin families, each containing only … Read more

Photographs of a vibrantly-colored fish that looks too flashy to possibly be real have gone viral on Japanese social media, prompting many to ask on the off chance that it was the consequence of an excess of digital editing. Last Friday, the popular YouTube channel Fishing Gang Azusa took to Twitter to post an exceptionally … Read more

The English name of the narwhal is narwhal or narwhale, and the logical name is Monodon monoceros. This medium-sized whale is famous for its novel feature of having a long spiraling horn-like tooth in front of its head, often reminiscent of mythical unicorns. The part that looks like a narwhal’s horn is a specialized tooth. … Read more

We have various reactions toward the same thing. It is understandable as each person has their perspective. This also happens in the world of animals, folks. While a baby elephant couldn’t be more eager to chase after and dance with a flock of birds, this baby rhino is fixated on the feathered companions. It turns … Read more

Dogxim looked and barked like a dog, however, she also climbed brambles, a behavior more typical of the local Pampas fox, and declined normal dog food, liking to eat rats. Genetic testing later affirmed the creature was a hybrid of the two species — the world’s first reported fox-dog. The fictional team behind Jurassic World … Read more

Mother Nature is amazing in such countless ways, and the rarest its beautiful creations are, the seriously fascinating it becomes. It’s also the case of this incredibly rare white humpback whale. Many of us don’t have the foggiest idea that those animals even exist. So imagine how fortunate you should feel to see it with … Read more

Ladies and gentlemen, the award for best invertebrate mimicry goes to Hemeroplanes triptolemus for its masterful impersonation of a venomous snake! Native to the rainforests of the Amazon, the snake imitates a caterpillar and transforms into a rather unremarkable moth in the family Sphingidae, yet in its larval stage it incorporates an astonishing survival tactic. … Read more

With its expressive face, collar of feathers, and black and gray tones, there’s no denying that the harpy eagle is a striking creature. In any case, on the off chance that its distinct appearance isn’t adequately great, its height and wingspan certainly are. These strong flying predators can reach up to 3 feet 5 inches … Read more

Another experiment to find out what kind of life exists on the seafloor has raised the chance of a gigantic animal lurking in the dark profundities of the ocean. Is it a gigantic shark or a giant squid? Or on the other hand, something we don’t for a moment even have a name for? The … Read more

The Greenland shark is as of now the longest-living vertebrate known on Earth, according to scientists. The ages of 28 Greenland sharks were resolved to utilize radiocarbon dating of eye proteins, revealing that one female shark was estimated to be about 400 years old. This makes it the longest-living vertebrate known on Earth, surpassing the … Read more