The honey badger (Latin: Mellivora capensis) is very fond of honey. It also likes fish, lizards, frogs, poisonous snakes, scorpions, small rodents, birds and their eggs, roots and insects....

This beautiful predator with an elongated narrow muzzle, pointed ears and a long fluffy tail inhabits

Tupiks are distinguished by their amazing beak structure. In shape and color, the beak of the tupik is similar to that of a parrot: it is planted high and can be colored blue, yellow or red.

The giant anteater (Myrmecophaga tridactyla), along with its closest relatives the tamandua and pygmy anteater, are members of the order of incomplete-toothed mammals.

Judging by the expression on this wild cat's face, the last thing he wants is to be petted.

One thing is known about the Tibetan fox: it has the thick, square face of a Zen scholar. No one knows anything more about this elusive and mysterious beast.

There is probably not a single person who has not suffered from a mosquito bite. And that's not all mosquitoes can do - they can kill millions of people!

The Steller's sea eagle (aka sea eagle, Steller's sea eagle, Pacific eagle) is an amazingly beautiful and majestic bird. The main color of the plumage of adult birds is black-brown.

The peacock dogfish is an amazing fish that can move on land, has an unusual helmet on its head, its coloring really resembles a peacock and is also extremely curious.

Northern subspecies of wolf are perhaps among the hardiest animals on Earth. Consider this: for five months of the year they live in almost total darkness in the icy cold.