Photos and videos of our amazing 2D residents
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He certainly does not look impressed.!!!!!
PabloAngello
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La sublime tortue épineuse Ces magnifiques tortues sont malheureusement en voie de disparition. Elles logent sur différentes îles d’Asie du Sud-Est. Un vrai petit dinosaure ! Franck Canon
The sublime spiny turtle These magnificent turtles are unfortunately endangered. They live on different islands in Southeast Asia. A real little dinosaur! Frank Canon
The sublime spiny turtle These magnificent turtles are unfortunately endangered. They live on different islands in Southeast Asia. A real little dinosaur! Frank Canon
PERLOU
The Living Force
Les papillons monarques sont ces grands spécimens orange et noir qui parcourent des kilomètres, à l’automne, pour rejoindre les régions chaudes du Mexique et de Californie. Le spectacle de cette migration est quelque chose d’incroyable. Les papillons se rassemblent ensuite en « grappes » de centaines d’individus. Plusieurs « sanctuaires » ont été créés en Californie pour « accueillir » cette espèce menacée, avec des essences de plantes et de fleurs triées sur le volet.
Monarch butterflies are those large orange and black specimens that travel for miles in the fall to reach the warm regions of Mexico and California.
The spectacle of this migration is something incredible. The butterflies then gather in “clusters” of hundreds of individuals.
Several “sanctuaries” have been created in California to “welcome” this endangered species, with handpicked plant and flower essences.
Monarch butterflies are those large orange and black specimens that travel for miles in the fall to reach the warm regions of Mexico and California.
The spectacle of this migration is something incredible. The butterflies then gather in “clusters” of hundreds of individuals.
Several “sanctuaries” have been created in California to “welcome” this endangered species, with handpicked plant and flower essences.
PERLOU
The Living Force
Un éléphant particulièrement poilu. Oui, certains d'entre eux ont des cheveux ! Les éléphants asiatiques sont notablement plus poilus que les éléphants africains et les bébés éléphants d'Asie ont le plus de poils, leur corps étant recouvert de cheveux brun foncé rougeâtre. Alors que de nombreux animaux ont des poils ou de la fourrure pour les garder au chaud par temps froid, les chercheurs ont découvert qu'en fait, les poils rares des éléphants servent de mécanisme de refroidissement qui éloigne la chaleur du corps. En raison de leur rapport volume corporel/surface cutanée élevé, les éléphants ont le plus besoin de perte de chaleur comparé à tout autre animal terrestre moderne.
A particularly hairy elephant. Yes, some of them have hair! Asian elephants are notably hairier than African elephants, and baby Asian elephants have the most hair, with their bodies covered in dark reddish-brown hair. While many animals have hair or fur to keep them warm in cold weather, researchers have found that in fact, elephants' sparse hair serves as a cooling mechanism that draws heat away from the body. Due to their high body volume to skin surface area ratio, elephants require the most heat loss compared to any other modern land animal. Ameen Shaikh
A particularly hairy elephant. Yes, some of them have hair! Asian elephants are notably hairier than African elephants, and baby Asian elephants have the most hair, with their bodies covered in dark reddish-brown hair. While many animals have hair or fur to keep them warm in cold weather, researchers have found that in fact, elephants' sparse hair serves as a cooling mechanism that draws heat away from the body. Due to their high body volume to skin surface area ratio, elephants require the most heat loss compared to any other modern land animal. Ameen Shaikh
PERLOU
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La main d'un jeune orang-outan On dirait bien une main humaine ! C'est presque perturbant... L'Orang-outan : plus grand mammifère arboricole. Le nom « orang-outan » vient du malais orang hutan, qui signifie littéralement « homme de la forêt » et on comprend pourquoi Jessie Williams
The hand of a young orangutan It looks like a human hand! It's almost disturbing... The Orangutan: largest arboreal mammal. The name “orangutan” comes from the Malay orang hutan, which literally means “man of the forest” and we understand why Jessie Williams
The hand of a young orangutan It looks like a human hand! It's almost disturbing... The Orangutan: largest arboreal mammal. The name “orangutan” comes from the Malay orang hutan, which literally means “man of the forest” and we understand why Jessie Williams
