△ Atlantic sea god sea slugs, commonly known as blue swallows or blue dragons, is a blue, small ocean-going winged manatee gastropod of the neptune family. Only 3 centimeters long, their shells have degenerated into inner shells. On the back there is a transparent thin shell skin, which is generally white with a pearly luster. They have air sacs in their stomachs.
△ The Total Length of the South African Armadillo Lizard is 75-90 mm, and the maximum can reach 105 mm. It is dark yellow with 6 large, distinctly scaly scales juxtaposed at the back of the head. The body and tail also have scales with distinct scales arranged in a banded manner.
△ The Horse Island Hedgehog is a mammal distributed on the island of Madagascar and nearby islands. Excluding the tail, about 1.5 inches to 15 inches (4 to 39 cm). The mouth is long and used to find food. Their diet is mainly insects and worm-like small animals, but they also eat grass. They live in forests, grasslands and swamps.
△ The sea pig is a round,bbardy creature with strange tentacles, a close relative of the sea cucumber, inhabiting the deep seabed. When eating, the food will be grabbed by the tentacles and sent to the mouth, the food is decomposed by the digestive juice in the digestive tract, the body absorbs the nutrients in it, and the food residue is excreted through the anus.
△ Dugong mouth snout curves downwards, and its front end becomes a kiss plate with short dense bristles. The nostrils are located on the back of the snout. It is mainly distributed in the western Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, and prefers water quality and abundant aquatic plants, and regularly surfaces to breathe. Because female dugongs occasionally have the habit of nursing on the surface of the water, dugongs are often mistaken for "mermaids".
△ The maned wolf is a rare canine, the adult weight is about 20 kg to 23 kg, the shoulder height is about 1 meter, mainly vegetarian and small animals. Their distinctive manes can be erect, and when in danger or ready to attack, the maned wolf enlarges the body contour to show itself. The legs are long and thin like stepping on stilts, which facilitates their look around in the tall grass.
The jerboa is named for its ability to jump, and is born with a high jump body, long hind feet, strong hind legs and a long tail that helps maintain balance in mid-air. It is 4–15 cm long, has kangaroo-like hind legs, a long tail, big eyes, big ears, and soft fur.
△ Giant crab, not called Japanese spider crab, is the largest crustacean in existence, the largest specimen legs after unfolding 4.2 meters long, body length of 38 cm, weight 20 kg, lifespan of 100 years. It lives in silt terrain of the Pacific Ocean beyond Iwate Prefecture in Japan and beyond the northeastern corner of Taiwan at depths of 500-1000 meters and an average temperature of 10 to 15 degrees Celsius. It feeds on sharks, hagfish, crabs, and various fish.
△ Red-lipped batfish, known for its "flaming red lips". The body length is up to 25 cm, the color is light brown, the back is gray, and the abdomen is white. At the apex of batfish there is usually a dark brown stripe that starts at the top of the head and runs along the back to the tail. Nose and horn brown. There are bright, almost fluorescent red lips.
△ Mantis shrimp scientific name shrimp mantis, this guy is more ordinary, the world's seas have, easy to raise, carnivorous, but where the double shellfish, snails, small fish, shrimp and some other soft body animals, can enter the mouth of one does not fall. The shrimp have a flat back and abdomen, full of armor, tropical colors, and are also very beautiful. It has a pair of large mantis-like mantises, so it is called "mantis shrimp".
△ The star-nosed mole is a small mole that grows in eastern North America, eastern Canada and the northeastern United States. It is characterized by its 22 tentacles at the tip of the nose, which surround the tip of the nose like the light of a star, hence the name. Through these tentacles, the star-nosed mole is able to find prey in complete darkness. The surface of each tentacle is covered with thousands of tiny particles, and it is they who can help the star-nosed mole detect about 600 areas the size of a needle tip at a time.
△ The Indian purple frog is purple all over and spends most of the year underground at a depth of 4 meters. The purple frog is most notable by its pointed nose and mouth, and it belongs to a frog that only exists in the Seychelles. Purple frogs were only discovered in 2003 because they live underground, appearing only for two weeks during the rainy season and living invisibility the rest of the time.