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A duck-billed mammal. A dog that hibernates. Birds that start wildfires on purpose. Twelve real animals so strange we double-checked every single one.
Populations down 97% since the 1990s. A new National Geographic film makes the ecological case for protecting hammerhead sharks before it’s too late.
Called Cold Instinct, this beautiful photographic series by Matthis Kuijpers show us some of the world’s most rare and beautiful amphibian and reptile species.
Native to tropical Asia, the Orange Oakleaf Butterfly, or Kallima inachus is a beautiful species that has a remarkable camouflage.
Highlighting the incredible detail normally invisible to the naked eye, revealing just how strange and beautiful these creatures really are.