Entelodonte, amichevolmente soprannominato "Hell pig", purtroppo si estinse prima della fondazione di Ariccia
Entelodonte, amichevolmente soprannominato "Hell pig", purtroppo si estinse prima della fondazione di Ariccia
come si fa a diventare medusa?
Non pensavo che le balene vivessero così tanto...
" Se la schizzata è stata densa andiamo a tutti a mangiare in mensa! "
Babyrousa
Comet Moth.
These beautiful moths typically live for about a week! Why? This is because their mouths and stomachs are virtually non-existent so they literally can not eat. Their sole purpose is to mate and then die. What a world.
Brookesia Chameleon.
As evidenced by this photo, the Brookesia Chameleon is incredibly small. At most they grow to be approximately half an inch long. Having only been discovered back in 2012, not much is known about them other than the fact that they move around during the day and stay hidden atop the rain forest canopy at night.
Tomato Frog.
Fairly named after their resemblance to a juicy tomato, these frogs release a nasty secretion when threatened. If they find themselves really worried, they’ll even puff themselves up to make them harder to swallow.
Madagascar Hissing Cockroach.
As if regular cockroaches weren’t sketch enough, these bad boys really do hiss. Why do they hiss? They do it for a number of reasons: One, to attract females. Two, to warn anything threatening it to get away from them. Males have horn-like antennae that they use to fight with.
Blue Coua.
Closely related to Cuckoo birds, these blue beauties are easy to spot against the bright green forests of Madagascar. Luckily, they aren’t in any danger of extinction and they happily spend their days hunting for food.
Madagascar Spear-Nosed Snake.
While this snake, along with the other snakes in Madagascar are actually quite harmless to humans, local legends say that if you stand underneath one in a tree, it will stiffen itself up and jump down in order to impale you.
Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gecko.
These awesome creatures can only be found in the forests of Eastern Madagascar. They have an incredible ability to blend into the trees that they hide in. They do this by flattening themselves against the trees, exposing their leaf-life tails, and changing their skin colour. Unfortunately due to exotic pet trading and logging, not many of them are left.
Giraffe Weevil.
Ladies and gentlemen, The Beatles. Naw, but this thing is wicked and lives up to its name with a massive neck that doesn’t actually help them reach food, but rather helps them get laid. Yes, male Giraffe Weevils will fight each other to the death with these massive necks in order to get some action.
gli insetti no, ma gli altri li voglio tutti come pet
Pure il Re Di Aringhe...
" Se la schizzata è stata densa andiamo a tutti a mangiare in mensa! "
" Se la schizzata è stata densa andiamo a tutti a mangiare in mensa! "
*JoJo approva*
Ributtanti e meravigliosi
Si vede sempre la mano dei giapponesi...
" Se la schizzata è stata densa andiamo a tutti a mangiare in mensa! "
Visto su FB l'altro giorno.
" Se la schizzata è stata densa andiamo a tutti a mangiare in mensa! "
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