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1. A Great White Shark preserved in formaldehyde in an abandoned wildlife park "Curiously, the shark—alongside the rest of the park’s non-living attractions—were left behind. Apparently interest from the curators at the Melbourne Museum also cooled, as the shark had began to badly age in its

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On silent Wings by Norbert Probst

Did you know that no two eagle rays have the same spotted pattern? Their markings are like fingerprints, our Animal Care Team uses these markings to tell the difference between each of the rays.

This medium-large plover is often locally abundant, noisy, and easy to identify. Its plumage is a striking combination of black, white, and brown. It is very vocal, producing a piercing and repeated “sik-sik-sik…” call. It is found around wetlands, but also away from water in cultivated areas and even suburbia and urban settings. It forages mainly for arthropods, but also small reptiles and amphibians. Lays its eggs on the ground, and is often very aggressive against invaders to its...

Magpie painting

Его желудок похож на термоядерный цех по перевариванию неперевариваемого.