Sea Turtle’s Mouth
The interior of a sea turtle’s mouth looks like this. Food is trapped by the papillae (spiny projections) and cannot be ejected. All the way from the turtle’s mouth to its gut are covered in them. All human hair and fingernails contain the same protein used to make these products. Reverse filtration is the primary function of the papillae. It’s unfortunate, but the papillae can cause swallowed plastic to become lodged in the throat. Keep the seas clean for yet another worthy cause.
Sea Turtles Mouth
Contents Of A Harpy Eagle’s Nest
This is a collection of eagle bone fragments found in the nest of a Harpy eagle. To everyone’s knowledge, the harpy eagle is the world’s most enormous eagle. A six-and-a-half-foot wingspan is not uncommon for this species, which may be found across South America. In the Amazon, these raptors are often regarded as the most powerful. Even deer have been preyed upon by this species! Can you identify any creatures in this photograph?
Contents Of A Harpy Eagles Nest
