The Titan beetle (Titanus giganteus), found in the Amazon rainforest, is one of the largest beetles on Earth! With a body length of up to 17 cm (6.7 in) long. Their jaws are so strong they can snap a pencil.
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House centipedes have very long antennae, which differ in length depending on if it's a male or female. If the antennae are nearly twice as long as its body length, congratulations, it's a girl!
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Emperor penguins are the deepest-diving birds on Earth. They can plunge to depths exceeding 500 meters, with the deepest recorded dive reaching an incredible 565 meters!
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Gall wasps produce a chemical that triggers abnormal cell growth in plants, causing the plants to grow these strange-looking structures around the wasp's larvae; the structures then provide both shelter and sustenance for the larvae until they reach maturity
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Baeus Wasps: these strange little wasps have flea-like bodies that measure roughly 0.8mm long, which is smaller than a grain of sand, and the females are wingless
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Fairy Wasps: the wasps of this family are the world's smallest known insects, with some species measuring as little as 0.139mm (139 microns) long, which is roughly the size of a human egg cell
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The lion has lost a majority of its previous range. Once being native to most of southern Eurasia and Africa now it’s only found in sparse parts of Africa and India.
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The Yeti Crab: this crustacean lives around hydrothermal vents located deep in the waters of the Pacific Ocean, and it feeds on the colonies of bacteria that grow on the "hair" covering its legs
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The Armadillo Girdled Lizard: when this lizard feels threatened, it curls its body into a loop and tucks its tail into its mouth, shielding itself with the bony plates on its back; unlike most lizards, this species also gives birth to live young, and it usually produces just one offspring per year
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Axis deer occur in several different kinds of herds based on their age & sex. Matriarchal herds are common and composed of adult females and their young from the present and previous year. Sexually active males follow these groups during the mating season while less active males form bachelor herds.
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Fishing cats have been observed in the wild "fishing" at the edges of bodies of water. They appear to scoop their prey from the depths of the water and have also been observed playing with fish in shallow water.
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Pincushion millipedes (order Polyxenida), such as this Polyxenus lagurus, are like tiny porcupines! Ranging in size from 1.5mm to 7mm, they fend off predators with detachable spines.

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Quenda have a rear-opening pouch to prevent dirt from entering. They have a gestation period of approximately 15 days and weaning takes around 60 days.
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Chimpanzees may get the equivalent of one or two drinks worth of alcohol when they eat fermented fruit as part of their natural browsing.
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Some geese - like the snow goose - can fly 1000 miles without stopping as they migrate between their winter and summer homes.
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There are less than 250 kākāpō left in the wild. However, this year, the kākāpō are having a breeding frenzy due to an abundance of their favourite food - rimu berries
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The Greater Wax Moth: this moth has the most sensitive hearing of any animal in the world, with its tiny ears detecting frequencies of up to 300,000Hz; to put that into perspective, humans can detect frequencies as high as 20,000Hz, while dogs can detect up to 65,000Hz, and bats up to 210,000
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The Philippine Freshwater Sea Snake (Hydrophis semperi) is a rare species of venomous sea snake endemic to Taal Lake on the island of Luzon (Philippines). It is notable for being a very young species, having only evolved after being isolated from the ocean in the 16th century.
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