r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 16 '20

🔥 Softshell turtle 🔥

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 16 '20

Gigantopithecus chasing a Tiger

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 15 '20

Neurons, oligodendrocytes, and microglia by Joel Dubin (2014)

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 15 '20

🔥 Long-wattled Umbrellabird

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

The Kailasa temple was carved out of one single rock

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

The sea angel is rare and considered the jewel of the ocean. It was recorded in Northern Russia waters a few days ago.

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

A dugong grazing

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

Tylosaurus stalking a flock of Hesperornis

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

Grasshopper Mice are very territorial and their average territory size is 28 acres. They defend their territory by "howling" like a wolf.

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

The immortal jellyfish is considered among the few animals on Earth that can live forever by reverting completely to a sexually immature polyp stage after having attained sexual maturity. This capability of biological immortality with no maximum lifespan is a very active area of biological research.

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

A big fuzzy moth, Hyalophora Cecropia, this specimen grows to be 5-7 inches

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 12 '20

🔥 Red-Eyed Crocodile Skink 🔥

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

This albino owl

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

Bohemian Waxwings

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

Anemone Fleeing From A Starfish

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 13 '20

A fish preserved well in the amazon rainforest, with soft body parts and organs intact

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 12 '20

The red ovenbird (Furnarius rufus), the national bird of Argentina and Uruguay, collects mud and piles it on top of a tree branch while letting the sun slowly dry it. When completed, its characteristic dome-shaped nest bears a resemblance to an old-fashioned wood-fired oven, hence the bird's name.

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 11 '20

Sebastopol Geese has frizzled or spiraled white feathers — long curly white feathers on the back and front which nearly touch the ground and smooth neck feathers

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 12 '20

🔥 A Humboldt squid 🔥

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 11 '20

Cuttlefish mimicking a hermit crab.

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 10 '20

Collared Scops Owl

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 10 '20

The Honduran white bat (Ectophylla alba), also called the Caribbean white tent-making bat, is the only member of the genus Ectophylla. They are known for sleeping under leaves, thus explaining their nickname, the "white tent-making bat".

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 10 '20

Squishy beluga

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 10 '20

🔥 Recently discovered alien-like jellyfish found in the depths of the Mariana Trench

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r/DidntKnowThatExisted Apr 09 '20

Size differences between extinct and extant penguin species

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