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Silent but fascinating: The introverts of the animal kingdom. 🐚🦋
Goldfish don’t speak. Jellyfish don’t even have a brain. And giraffes? Turns out they hum... but only at night. 👀
From sea urchins that make noise only when walking to worms that feel earthquakes, nature’s quietest creatures are full of surprises.
🎧 Who needs a voice when you can vibrate, glow, or drift? Read the full scoop on the world’s quietest animals now
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Something about the echidna
The echidna is an animal known for its solitary behavior and unusual characteristics. It feeds on ants and termites, which it captures with a long, sticky tongue, similar to that of anteaters. It is covered in spines like hedgehogs and porcupines, lays eggs like reptiles, has a beak similar to birds, and a pouch like kangaroos. Additionally, it has a four-headed penis but lacks both nipples and teeth.
Despite the absence of sweat glands, it can withstand the extreme heat of its habitat, which includes Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea. To cool down, it has developed a unique system: it releases mucus bubbles from its nose, which burst and moisten it, helping to keep it cool. These adaptations allow the echidna to survive and thrive even in climatic conditions that would seem lethal.
Along with the platypus, the echidna belongs to the oldest family of mammals still in existence.
Do drones die sad and alone or do they consider themselves part of something bigger? Join me tomorrow live for more drone questions including what they need their butts for and is it more furry than the female or is it a misrepresented social construct? If you have no idea what I’m talking about then be sure to pay attention to my Instagram stories at the top. #naturejournaling #dronebee #natureisweird #insects #eusocialinsects #bees #drawing #sketchbook https://www.instagram.com/p/CpEYG4rrqgJ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
This grevillea caught my eye on this afternoon’s saunter #lockdown6point0 #natureisweird #grevillea #glenwaverley (at Glen Waverley, Victoria, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSq1IwGpN48/?utm_medium=tumblr
Look guys! It's the Leaning Tree of Pisa!! (Oops! I meant University Place... Lol!)
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I did not know that icicles formed upside down. There is nothing above this that could have dripped to cause it. I’m sure there is a logical explanation having to do with how fast water freezes... I just thought it was cool. #natureisweird #isitspringyet (at Deer River, Minnesota) https://www.instagram.com/p/B--RGLvnhhZ/?igshid=1o9nceel4fl0
Eew. I just swatted a fly and it dropped a dead spider into my book. I guess nature has no rules when it comes to who is whose meal.
Bizarre ant pile is back. With ... larva babies? 🐜🐜🐜 #natureisweird #andsortofgross #ants (at Deer River, Minnesota) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1wLOLCnYJN/?igshid=y1t9ktw54g4b
