1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron

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1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

1, kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to make holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

2, huge toad.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

3. A very rare blue bee.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

4, the black beauty of the genus Iron Chopsticks.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

5. Termites don’t just build nests, they also build “skyscrapers”.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

6, atlantic wolffish . Creepy but affectionate fish.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

7. I have only seen black fungus and white fungus . This is the first time I have seen this pink fungus .

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

8. This lobster is hermaphroditic. This coloring only occurs once in every 50 million lobsters.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

9. This is a picture of a dove that seems to be crowned.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

10, what a cucumber looks like under ultraviolet light.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

11, candy-like stones, located in Faroe Islands .

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

12. These furry, rare and "cold-resistant" pig breeds are called Mangalitsa. Native to Hungary , they are said to repel bears.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

13. A unique plant in the Kilimanjaro Mountains: the Qifeng Qianlimu, which makes people feel like they have arrived in an alien world.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

14, Pseudomonas prophylactica. Doesn't look much like a plant.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

15, beautiful Kia mushroom. The requirements for the growth environment are extremely strict. It cannot grow if there are slight changes in sunlight, moisture, soil, etc., and it is completely impossible to cultivate artificially.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

16, fluorite crystal ribbon.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

17, hummingbird-shaped icicles.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

18. The juice spilled on the table looks like a pig.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

19, Polyporus purpurea, showing beautiful violet color.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

20, morning glow lightning.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

21. The triple waterfall located in Lebanon is a stunning creation created by nature.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

22, Canada Abraham pond.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

23, dazzling blue mushroom with smooth and round surface.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

24. The natural pebbles on the beach are piled together to form a beautiful landscape.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

25, the huge red sand dunes of Sossusvlei in the Namibian desert.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

26. The wonder of four consecutive stars photographed in Africa: Mars, Venus, Saturn and Jupiter are in a line.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

27. The night view of Warsaw, Poland, looks like a scene from an anime. The starry sky behind the high-rise buildings is really beautiful.

1. Kingfisher skeleton. The kingfisher's food is mainly fish, and it also eats crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects. It can use its thick beak to drill holes in the earth cliffs to make its nest. 2. Giant toad. 3. Very rare blue bees. 4. The black beauty of the genus Iron - DayDayNews

28, tulips blooming in the snow.

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