A shark that walks?! if possible, his name is Epaulette shark and he can walk thanks to the fact that his leg muscles are very strong, he is the youngest species of shark at only 9 million years old, is one of the grat proofs of the thory of evolution.
The evolution of the tiger dates back two million years, when the oldest known ancestor travels from Africa to Asia originating 9 sub species, with currently only 6 of them existing today, the most numerous today is the Bengal tiger.They really are incredible, not only do they have more muscle mass than a lion, but they are also adapted to a semi-quatic life.
The video begins with adorable sounds of baby pandas, the director of the conservation center says that baby pandas are very easy to love and that they will even remind you of your children. After 20 years of research, 3 big problems in the conservation of pandas could be solved. The center is trying so that pandas can lose their dependency on humans by making them live in a semi-wild environment, even the people who feed them are disguised as pandas, they look quite funny.
Hello, the videos you chose are very interesting, the first one is amazing, a living proof of the transition to land, and the last video was so sweet that almost give me diabetes.
ResponderEliminarHello, i found really interesting and adorable these videos. As far as i know, there are a few other marine species that are able to "walk" with their flippers. It's crazy to think that these species could walk like us in the continent in a few million years. I also loved the tiger video and the one of this center of pandas (specially the sound the babies made <3)
ResponderEliminarCheers!