1 Monitor lizards are cold-blooded animals that require only one-tenth the energy of mammals. Albatross insist on monogamy. Crab-eating yellow ants. The newly hatched baby marine iguana climbed to the seaside and had to escape the pursuit of the snake, which was so thrilling. Chinstrap penguins brave the waves and jump into the sea for food. Their survival seems so difficult. The man went out to sea for food and was almost swept away by the waves when he came back. The woman did not dare to leave the house, otherwise the child would be eaten by the skua. Everyone was wearing the same clothes, and it was difficult to identify where the family was. An island has 1.5 million penguins. If a male penguin is eaten by seabirds, his wife and children will starve to death? Couples take turns going out to sea for food. 2 The sloth swims to the opposite bank to find the woman. In order to avoid predators, Yiyang ran to the cliffs to survive, eh. Big birds grabbing food. Grizzlies are not afraid of avalanches at all. Vegetarian grizzly bears rub the bark off the bark in a wretched manner. Lynx looked sleepless. Pounced, immersed in the snow, with a dazed look on his face. A coyote learning to fish. The lynx could not catch the duck, so it had to climb the tree to catch the squirrel. Mountain rabbits basking in the sun. Flamingos that were frozen in the river at night had to break through the ice in the morning. The cute flamingos take a group walk and perform courtship dances, and a month later, everyone gets a mate. The hard life of a cheetah. Female cheetahs come into heat after nursing their cubs for two years. They will be injured by male cheetahs during mating. Be careful that the cubs are eaten by male cheetahs. female director. In order to photograph the golden eagle diving its prey, the cameraman also worked hard. 3 jungle creatures. The spider monkey is the baron of the tree. The tail can be used as a safety line. The little monkey climbed high and couldn't get down in the air, and its father came to rescue it. A lizard with yellow barbs on its chin. No competition, the knife-billed hummingbird has a long beak that exceeds its body length and can suck up special flowers. Unable to take care of his feathers, he had to scratch with his hands. There is too much rain in a forest in Brazil, tears of sadness flow into rivers, and puffer fish are haunted in the woods. Female jaguars eat capybaras, and male jaguars eat capybara's natural enemies, crocodiles, eh. To avoid being hunted, geckos disguise themselves as textured lichens, and oh my God, how does it do that? Learn from lichens? The glass frogs that guard the eggs are not the size of a fingernail and have to avoid being hunted by crickets. The wasps steal frog eggs, and some tadpoles that haven't hatched will jump into the water to escape. The glowing fungus lets click beetles help spread the spores. The colorful light of the fruit fly around the apple, and the yellow is to warn other insects not to get close. It hunts millipedes larger than itself. Some reluctant red birds of paradise. The tail of the Weishi Bird of Paradise has its own brilliance. It is very tiring to clean the ground and learn Sichuan opera to change its face. Are lemurs close relatives of humans? 4 Deserts cover one-third of the land.
The Grand Canyon of the United States was originally washed out by water. Shrikes use the spines of cacti to store food.
The disgusting locust army doesn't know what family planning is. Male grouses in the desert carry a quarter of their body weight in water and fly back to the 100-kilometer nest for the chicks to drink. May be caught by eagles while fetching water. How difficult it is for a mourning bird to live. Stallions duel for waterholes and mating rights. One type of lizard can endure the high 70-degree heat on the desert surface, but sometimes raises its hands and feet because it's too hot. Blind but with excellent hearing, the golden mole survives in the desert, is active at night, walks under the sand, and eats termites and crickets. The 15g bat eats the killer scorpion, and in order to survive, it has to eat this poison. The pseudo-bubble climbed up the 300-meter sand dune and stood upside down in the wind, condensed water vapor from the air into water, and drank 40% of its body weight. Chameleons cleverly wait for them on the way. 5 If the precipitation is not enough to grow into a forest, it grows into a grassland. Five lionesses couldn't beat a male buffalo, so they had to starve. Bullskin is five centimeters thick. Vegetarian nest mice have dexterous tails. The red-throated bee-eater is good at eating insects flying in the air, but it needs the help of ostriches and elephants to drive the insects out of the grass. Sometimes they just hitch a ride. When the dry season comes, buffaloes and elephants can only migrate to other places to find food. The serval (pronounced sou) cat has slender limbs and flexible ears, but the prey mouse is also very sensitive. A bird's beautiful breeding plumage. The peculiar courtship mode, to take care of a small garden, to jump high, and to play hide-and-seek. Some grasses have hard leaves that even large herbivores cannot eat. It doesn't matter, the leaf-cutter ants will cut it down for the fungus to eat, and then the ants will eat the fungus. They consume one-third of the world's grasses. Termites can digest subtilis and extract nutrients. The termite mounds they build can be as high as three or four meters and look like artificial structures. Anteaters greedily eat termites. When winter comes, it is covered with snow. The bison can only shovel the snow and eat the dry grass, while the fox eats the wild mouse. Reindeer run fast on their first day, surpassing human sprinters. Arctic wolves are faster at sixty kilometers per hour, but reindeer have better endurance. Elephants, sloth bears, and buffaloes don't like being photographed secretly, so they destroy the cameras. 6 Long-tailed langurs compete for territory on the roofs of private houses. The New York Peregrine Falcon's diving posture is so handsome. There are many leopards in Mumbai and eat pigs. European starlings come to the city of Rome to warm themselves in winter, flying in flocks like a ghostly wind, and spraying feces everywhere. The big pavilion bird picks up small human items to decorate its nest to attract females. Sometimes, it steals small items from neighbors, such as clothespins, toy cars, red hearts. He was so sad when a pseudo-girl came to steal his heart. Raccoons who live in the city, come down from the height of the chimney. Rhesus monkeys are habitual thieves and eat whatever they want from humans. Spotted Hyena His eyes glow in the dark, and he squeaks like a cat as he fights for territory. There are about 60 of them in a group, and those who win the battle can enter Harar City to go to the slaughterhouse to eat pig bones that humans don’t want. Someone feeds them specifically, so they don't eat people. Elsewhere, they attack people. Pigeons trust humans and live well in the city, sometimes they go to the river to swim to cool down, only to be eaten by the big catfish. Toads can really eat swan meat sometimes. Crabs that eat small hawksbill turtles. The hawksbill turtle was about to crawl toward the moonlit seaside, but was confused by the city lights. The old man who didn't like haircuts shook his head, a bit like Zhou Botong. Monkeys dare to tease and play with pigs, goats, cows, and people.
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