This coconut octopus uses shells, coconuts, and other objects it finds on the ocean floor as protection against predators. Sometimes, they can even be seen moving around while carrying their home, just like this one!
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Food delivery for cats
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These mandarin dragonets come together at sunset to mate, rising above the coral to release fertilized eggs into the water column.
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This is an ostrich’s mating dance, a way for males to demonstrate their fitness.
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This juvenile puffer filefish was using this sea pen as its home and was only about 1 cm big!
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Completion of airport dog training
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The gaur (Bos gaurus) is the most massive of all living wild cattle — males can reach up to 2.2 meters (about 7 feet) at the shoulder and weigh more than 1,000 kg (over 2,200 pounds). 🐂💪
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A dust mite under a microscope
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The most dangerous animals in Europe by country
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