What are some of the most intriguing classifications of plants and animals?

The platypus that lives in the water turns out to be a mammal. It's really about feeling the magic of nature.

Green onions are of the lily family. In the botany experiment class, I had to observe lily plants, and I thought that one person would give a lily flower, fry the chicken happily, and then get a green onion. ‍‍

I think the classification of amphibians is amazing.

I think the difference between dragons and dinosaurs is more amazing, what is the difference between the two?

A banana is a berry, but a strawberry is a nut. ‍‍

Amphioxus. Actually, he is not a fish. He belongs to the phylum Chordates, whereas fish are of the subphylum Vertebrates. And although it is a cephalic chordate, it is called headless. ‍‍

Star fruit is actually a sorrel herbaceae. Star fruit is woody, and sorrel grass is herbaceous. ‍‍

The cruciferous family to which cabbage belongs belongs to the order Papave. Peacocks belong to the family Pheasantidae. ‍‍

Actually, I think the most confusing name is algae. Most of the classification errors mentioned above are similar in appearance, but they are actually separated at the family level, and the classification of algae is cross-domain! What is the concept of a domain?

It is 5 taxonomic levels higher than the family, and it is the most advanced taxonomic organism (excluding viruses and other strange things) is first divided into bacteria, archaea (many cyanobacteria belong to cyanobacteria), and the nucleus is divided into three domains, and then the nucleus is divided into several kingdoms (dinoflagellates, red algae, green algae, and brown algae are separated here) The pigment cell kingdom (the descendants of green algae) is divided into a number of subkingdoms, and the embryonic and green algae are separated here, and the embryonic plants are divided into mosses and vascular plants, (here it was originally divided into several classes, But now this level is not used) vascular is divided into seeds and ferns (Manjianghong and the like), each of which is divided into a number of orders (goldfish algae), dicots, monocots, etc., under the order is the family (Rosaceae and the like), some of the higher plants that are crowned with a certain algae are randomly distributed in monocotyledons and dicots, compared to the algae from the top classification on the fork, the above different families (cattle and sheep, ducks and geese, etc.) or different orders (thylacine and wolf) are really weak. It is worth mentioning here that dinoflagellates have three membranes in their chloroplasts, which means that dinoflagellates (third membrane) parasitize a green algae or other algae (second membrane), and green algae parasitize a chloroplast (first membrane) that cyanobacteria become. Dinoflagellates then often parasitize into other organisms, such as corals. ‍‍

Piranhas, Rafflesia, Mimosa, Bread Tree, Cordyceps? 、

Hinakura: In the primeval forests and vast swamps of the Amazon River basin in South America, there is a fearsome man-eating plant: the Nichiwa. The leaves of the sunflower are generally about 1 meter long, and the flowers are scattered on the leaves.

If one accidentally touches it or picks it, the thin leaves immediately come from all sides and roll out like a bird's claw, and hold the man tightly and drag him to the ground until he cannot move. This is the big spider hiding on the sun-wheel flower swarming onto the victim's body, and the beautiful feast is full. When spiders eat human bodies, the feces they digest and excrete become fertilizer for the sunflowers.