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astronomy-to-zoology:Green Hermit (Phaethornis guy)..a large species of hermit hummingbird (Phaethor

astronomy-to-zoology:Meat Ant (Iridomyrmex purpureus)Also known as the Meat-eater Ant or Gravel ant,

polkadotted-owl:googlevideos:astronomy-to-zoology:A Black and Rufous Sengi (Rhynchocyon petersi) bei

astronomy-to-zoology:Red Shoveler (Anas platalea)…a species of dabbling duck that is native to south

astronomy-to-zoology:Sabethes cyaneus…a colorful species of mosquito that occurs in Central and Sout

griseus:astronomy-to-zoology:“Sea Potato” (Echinocardium cordatum)…a species of Loveniid

astronomy-to-zoology:hey i was wondering if you could confirm what this raptor is, they’re everywher

bettsplendens:astronomy-to-zoology:Thorny Oysters (Genus: Spondylus)Also known as spiny oysters or s

astronomy-to-zoology:Fiddler Crab SignallingFiddler crabs are a group of ocypodid crabs that make up

astronomy-to-zoology:Flabellina exoptata…sometimes known as the Much-desired Flabellina or the Desir

astronomy-to-zoology:Red-tailed Tropicbird (Phaethon rubricauda)…a species of tropicbird (Phaethonti

cutebiology:astronomy-to-zoology:Spectacled Eider (Somateria fischeri)…is a large species of sea duc

astronomy-to-zoology:Why fly?part 2: the ground up hypothesisNow that you known about bird flight an

astronomy-to-zoology:Conura amoena…is a species of Chalcidid wasp that is native to both North and S

astronomy-to-zoology:Harlequin Pigeon (Phaps histrionica)Also known as the Flock Bronzewing, Flock P

astronomy-to-zoology:Yellow Monitor (Varanus flavescens)Also known as the Golden Monitor, the Yellow

reptilefacts:astronomy-to-zoology: Guatemalan Palm Viper (Bothriechis aurifer)Also known as the Yell

astronomy-to-zoology:A Pistol Shrimp (Family Alpheidae) shooting its ‘pistol’.Video Source

astronomy-to-zoology:Burchell’s Courser (Cursorius rufus)…a species of courser (Glareolidae in part)

astronomy-to-zoology: A Basilosaurus (Basilosaurus cetoides) flinging a eocene shark. video source

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