Wildlife & Nature

The King penguin is one of the most endangered penguin species. They are mainly found in the world's coldest and most distant places. King Penguins dwell in Antarctica, primarily on the Antarctic Peninsula and its surrounding islands. They have an extremely long life expectancy and can survive for up to 50 years.

Crabeater seal teeth are without a doubt some of the most unusual teeth you could possibly imagine. Not only are its teeth unique, but it also serves a very unique purpose.

Austral storm petrels are a type of seabird that has the unique ability to fly. They can fly up to 100 miles without stopping, and they can stay aloft for weeks at a time. These birds, sometimes known as Cape Petrels, have been seen flying across Africa for a long time. They have been seen flying in big groups and flocking together.

Dangerous animals are not limited to spiders, snakes and large animals with teeth. The great white shark, the Australian cobra and crocodile are formidable predators and pose dangers to humans. But on average, all the people killed each year by snakes, crocodiles and sharks can be counted on just one hand.

When swimming, wading, or diving in seawaters, jellyfish stings are a rather common concern for those who are exposed to them. Thousand of microscopic barbed stingers are embedded in the lengthy tentacles that run from the jellyfish's body, and this venom may be used to inject you with poison.

How cheerfully he seems to grin, how neatly spreads his claws, and welcomes little fishes in, with gently smiling jaws!

The one thing that you don't want to happen is being attacked by a lion. If you ever encounter a lion, it is best advised to keep your calm and maintain eye contact with the lion.