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Cristina Ortiz

Lifeform of the week: Snails are full of surprises

There are many surprising facts about land snails. Did you know a snail is both male and female? And they can have 25,000 teeth? More here!

Anteaters are vacuum-like animals: Lifeform of the week

Anteaters are known for their vacuum-like feeding habits, using their long trunks and tongues to consume up to 35,000 ants and termites daily.

Lifeform of the week: Axolotls, the key to eternal youth?

The axolotl is a spectacular, forever-young amphibian. It never loses its tadpole tail and can regenerate not only its limbs or tail, but also its organs!

The shoebill stork is our fierce lifeform of the week

Meet one of the biggest birds in the animal kingdom. The shoebill is imposing and fierce. It eats everything that fits in its beak, and in just one bite!

Dragonflies are all-terrain insects: Lifeform of the week

Dragonflies are fierce hunters with a very high success rate. They are agile and fast. And they live underwater much longer than in the air.

Meerkats are our adorable and sociable lifeform of the week

Meerkats are adorable mammals you can't help but love. They live in groups and take care of each other, especially the cubs and the sick members.

The passion flower is our flamboyant lifeform of the week

The passion flower plant is a gift for the senses. Its flowers are aromatic, abundant and colorful. And some types have an edible fruit.

Moon and Saturn close together this week. See the images!

Did you miss the moon and Saturn close together on August 20, 2024? Here's a gallery and video full of images of the event. Enjoy!

Don’t miss it! Best Super Blue Moon images of 2024

What a night it was this Monday! Did you see the Super Blue Moon? If you didn't, here's a gallery full of stunning images from our community of photographers.

Anglerfish are our mysterious, deep-sea lifeform of the week

Anglerfish have a lantern on their head that they use to attract prey in the dark deep sea, and a huge mouth full of long teeth. What an amazing monster fish!

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