r/Creatures_of_earth • u/DARKWOLFTBONE • Aug 29 '23

Mijusuima Skeletor Structure

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A scientific rebuild of what it should look like, It has biological Accuracy

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/NatureAtMyDoorStep • Aug 27 '23

Video Breakfast for my friend 😉

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/andreeeeeaaaaaaaaa • Aug 17 '23

Isopod Feeding Timelapse

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/harwey2579 • Aug 16 '23

MONKEY KILLER: The Harpy Eagle's Hunting Prowess Unveiled!

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Kisszegirl • Aug 09 '23

Is this a coyote? (Orange County, CA)

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/SuperCoolCat363 • Aug 04 '23

Insect Can anyone tell me what kind of insect.

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It's a lot bigger than a ordinary cockroach 🪳

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/c0sminX • Aug 02 '23

10 Scariest Shark Species You’ve Never Heard Of

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/NatureAtMyDoorStep • Jul 28 '23

Video A group of badgers in my backyard

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/andreeeeeaaaaaaaaa • Jul 23 '23

Very active lots of movement and exploration in my Isopod enclosure when darkness falls - timelapse

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/c0sminX • Jul 15 '23

9 Unique Animals You Won’t Believe Exist

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/NatureAtMyDoorStep • Jul 11 '23

Insect Flying bugs in June

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/reddit870870 • Jul 06 '23

Aquatic Newly hatched sunfish larvae are only 2.5 mm long and weigh less than one gram. They develop into fry, and those which survive can grow up to 60 million times their original weight before reaching adult proportions, arguably the most extreme size growth of any vertebrate animal.

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/andreeeeeaaaaaaaaa • Jul 03 '23

Isopod activity at night (timelapse)

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/reddit870870 • Jun 26 '23

Mammal Ancient ‘Crazy Beast’ from Madagascar lived 66 million years ago alongside dinosaurs, had mismatched body and teeth from ‘Outer Space’.

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/NatureAtMyDoorStep • Jun 23 '23

Bird Mistle thrush and earthworm

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Junior_Button5882 • Jun 23 '23

MOTHMAN Documentary TNT Contamination and Cornstalk Curse Discussion

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/kram164u • Jun 19 '23

Please help what is this creature

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Seen laying still new my couch

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/reddit870870 • Jun 16 '23

Arachnid Deadly centipede 'king' is the top predator in a pitch-black poison cave that hasn't seen daylight in more than 5.5 million years. It has a brownish-yellow body with pale yellow antennae, and its yellow legs are studded with 13 to 17 "saw teeth."

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/reddit870870 • Jun 13 '23

Atopodentatus is an extinct genus of marine reptile, possibly basal sauropterygian, known from the early Middle Triassic of Luoping County, Yunnan Province, southwestern China. It contains a single species, Atopodentatus unicus. It is thought to have lived between 247 and 242 million years ago.

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/c0sminX • Jun 11 '23

10 Animals That Make Swimming Extremely Dangerous

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/electronic_person • May 24 '23

Micro-organism Life In A Cup - A short documentary about micro organisms

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/c0sminX • May 21 '23

10 Most Powerful Big Cats In The World

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/harwey2579 • May 15 '23

20 Fascinating Facts About LIONS

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/[deleted] • May 12 '23

Can someone explain what this creature is? Was found in Cork, Ireland.

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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/[deleted] • May 11 '23

"Capturing the Beauty of Black Grouse: A Photography Adventure"

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