Do you know these legendary creatures? Can you talk to you about science?

Do you know these legendary creatures? The Bird of Paradise, also known as the Magnificent Wind Bird, is a beautiful ornamental bird. The mermaid, or mermaid, is one of the most well-known and mysterious creatures. Merman.

It is a mythical creature that is half-human, half-fish.

Many people may not have heard of the giant beast, which is from the Bible. The Behemoth is a monster like an elephant that eats grass and is very strong and huge and not afraid of water.

Many of the magical creatures that did business in Shanghai were gradually confirmed to exist in their exploration of the world.

<> share a few amazing creatures.

1.North American opossumsIn fact, some parents in the animal world are not so competent, and the North American possum is a good role model, and the female North American possum will carry her own children on their backs. Opossum, hence the name "negative" on its back.

In addition, North American opossums also have a super high ability to play dead.

2 KookaburabThe cute kookaburra comes from Shenjianya, Australia, and the kookaburra not only has a cute expression, but also a cry that resembles laughter.

3.Chinese skinkChinese skink, people also often call it the four-horned snake. In China, all lizards, including Chinese skinks, are not poisonous.

Figure 4 shows that the stone dragon is wide and coincidental, and it is also possible that it is a sub-adult such as the Liwen skink.

4.Moth, wax cicada nymphThis small, white-haired creature is a larvae of the moth wax cicada. In nature, the broad-winged wax cicada and the moth wax cicada, the insects of the two families of wax cicadas look like a small cotton clump of flowers when they are minors, because of the white waxy silk on their tails (abdomen).

These insects feed on the sap of plants and have a strong jumping ability. It is also told that the excrement of wax cicadas is sweet and is often favored by ants. Nature is full of charm, and we are always humble!

Sand money sea urchin--- sand money, or translated as "sand coin" or "sea money", is one of the orders under the classification of Echinacea Echchinidae, and its official scientific name is Azometa. Sand money lives on the surface of sandy beaches in the intertidal or subtidal zone, or is buried in the sand, and even reaches the seabed at a depth of 3,000 meters. It is named because its perch and shape are mostly disc-shaped, like a silver coin.

The Chinese name is Shaqian.

Foreign name SAND DOLLAR

This is a sea urchin. This sea urchin is called a sand money sea urchin and is a flat sea urchin.

The sea urchin is commonly known as "sea money", which belongs to the phylum echinoderms, echinoderms, sea urchins, and the order Echinoformes, with a round and flat body, and the entire body is surrounded by spines. But unlike sea urchins, their spines are small and fluffy. This body structure is mainly used to dig the sand to allow the body to dive into the sand.

On the reverse side, the sand coin also has five bands, which are petal-shaped, allowing seawater to enter its body and assist in movement with waves.

The sea urchin has a hard hard shell, which is also its skeleton, which is often exposed to the beach after the tide recedes, and generally becomes the object of human fruit collection and becomes a specimen.

Sand money sea urchin