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The world's fastest flying insects: Australian dragonflies reach speeds of 58 km / h
In the animal world, the fastest animal on land, cheetah is recognized as the first speed, cheetah can reach a maximum speed of 120 km per hour, but in fact many animals can be very fast instantly. Insects belong to the invertebrate group of arthropods. The number of insects is huge and varied, so do you know what is the fastest insect in the world? The fastest insect in the world is the Australian dragonfly. Its flight speed is faster than the ordinary dragonfly and can reach a speed of 58 km/h. -
The world's rarest flowers: Ghost orchids
The rarest flower in the world is the ghost orchid, which is a very rare plant growing in Florida, USA. The ghost orchid has very demanding requirements for the growing environment, so artificial cultivation is almost impossible, and the ghost orchids that currently exist are wild. Moreover, the United States has ordered people to strictly prohibit the picking of wild ghost orchids, and now the number of ghost orchids is very small. -
The most toxic jellyfish in the world: Australian square jellyfish
Those who often go to aquariums should know about jellyfish, which looks like a transparent umbrella and is a very beautiful aquatic animal. But in fact, there are jellyfish that are not only beautiful, but also very toxic. Here I will take you to see which is the most toxic jellyfish in the world, where it lives, and how strong the toxicity is. -
The world's laziest fish: "travel" by adsorption everywhere
There are countless species of creatures in the ocean that have their own way of surviving, such as sharks known for their ferocity, almost the dominant force in the marine world, and such as the leafy sea dragon that is good at hiding from its natural enemies, etc. Do you know what the world's laziest fish is called? The first thing that comes to mind for many people is the sucker fish, also called remora. This fish looks strange at first glance, with a flattened "shoe print" on its body, and it's hard to tell if the "shoe print" is on its back or stomach. In fact, the "shoe print" is its sucker, which grows on the fish's back, as if the fish had been stepped on. -
The world's largest waterfall: Niagara Falls
Waterfalls are the perfect masterpieces of nature that are given to mankind after being carefully crafted by nature. There are countless waterfalls in the world, the world's largest waterfall is Angel Falls, the world's largest waterfall is the width of Iguazu Falls, then you know the world's largest water flow is which waterfall? -
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Top 10 languages in the world in terms of difficulty
Learning a foreign language can be a daunting task for many people in this country. There are many languages in the world that are very difficult to learn, so what do you think is the most difficult language to learn globally? -
The world's most dinosaur-like lizards: Armadillo ring-tailed lizards
It is reported that the price of armadillo ring-tailed lizard is very high, but also because of this armadillo ring-tailed lizard was caught in large numbers and endangered conditions, let us go together to understand the handsome armadillo ring-tailed lizard it. -
The world's most hormonal fruit, regarded as the holy fruit of sex
There are many magical things in the world, there are magical plants, there are magical animals, today to da introduce the world's most emit hormones fruit, this is a magical fruit, let people look at it will feel blushing, this is a kind of fruit? -
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The world's 10 most romantic animals
The world of animals is colorful! Do you think that only humans are romantic in the universe? This is not true. As the artist said, the rhythm of the world lies in eternal love! Then you know what is the most romantic animal in the world? -
The world's largest frog in existence, why is it still endangered?
It was once reported that bats were found in the belly of this giant African frog, you wouldn't expect that, would you?