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Eagle

Eagles are large birds of prey characterized by powerful bodies, sharp talons, and exceptional vision. They possess broad wings and curved beaks adapted for hunting and tearing prey. Eagles have vision up to 8 times stronger than humans, enabling them to spot prey from several kilometers away. They are distributed across all continents except Antarctica, inhabiting environments from mountains to coasts. Eagles are apex predators that hunt fish, small mammals, birds, and reptiles. Famous species include the Bald Eagle, Golden Eagle, and Harpy Eagle. Eagles are typically monogamous and mate for life.

Chameleon

Chameleons are a group of lizards famous for their ability to change skin color, belonging to the family Chamaeleonidae. They are primarily found in Africa and Madagascar, inhabiting trees or shrubs. Key features of chameleons include independently rotating eyes (providing a 360-degree field of vision), a long, highly sticky tongue that can be projected rapidly to catch insects, and feet adapted for grasping branches. Their color changes serve purposes beyond camouflage, including thermoregulation and communication of mood. Chameleons are typically opportunistic carnivores.

Turkey

Turkeys are large birds native to North America, belonging to the order Galliformes. They are recognized by their fleshy wattles and snoods (especially on the male's neck and chest), loud gobbling calls, and the behavior of fanning their tail feathers during courtship displays. Wild turkeys inhabit forests and woodlands, while domestic turkeys are widely raised for meat. Turkeys are omnivores, with diets including seeds, berries, insects, small reptiles, and amphibians. Male turkeys become particularly active during the breeding season, displaying their plumage to attract females.

Squirrel

Squirrels are small rodents characterized by bushy tails and excellent climbing abilities. They are distributed across all continents except Australia, Antarctica, and the southernmost parts of South America. Squirrels primarily feed on nuts, seeds, fruits, and fungi, and they habitually store food for winter. Squirrels are diurnal animals, mainly active during the day. They possess excellent vision and remarkable balance, allowing them to leap agilely between branches. Common species include tree squirrels, ground squirrels, and flying squirrels. Squirrels are also commonly seen in urban parks and suburban areas.

Scorpion

Scorpions are arthropods belonging to the order Scorpiones. They are characterized by a segmented tail tipped with a venomous stinger and a pair of strong pincers (pedipalps) used for capturing prey. Scorpions are primarily found in warm, arid regions, deserts, grasslands, and tropical forests. They are carnivorous, feeding mainly on insects, spiders, and other small arthropods. Scorpions are typically nocturnal and use their stingers for defense and hunting. While most species' venom causes only localized pain to humans, a few can be deadly.

Monkey

Monkeys are primates belonging to the order Primates. They typically possess longer limbs, dexterous hands and feet, and (in most species) a long tail. Monkeys are widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions, inhabiting forests, grasslands, and mountains. Their diets are varied, including fruits, leaves, seeds, insects, and bird eggs. Monkeys are social animals, usually living in complex social groups with high levels of intelligence and communication. They are close relatives of humans.

Shark

Sharks are cartilaginous fish belonging to the subclass Elasmobranchii. They possess streamlined bodies, multiple rows of teeth, and skeletons made of cartilage. Sharks are widely distributed throughout the world's oceans, from shallow waters to the deep sea. They are carnivores, with diets including fish, seals, sea turtles, cephalopods, and even other sharks. Sharks occupy apex or near-apex positions in marine food webs, playing a vital role in maintaining ocean ecosystem balance. Despite their fearsome reputation, most shark species pose little threat to humans.

Duck

Ducks are small to medium-sized water birds belonging to the family Anatidae (which also includes swans and geese). They typically have flat bills, short necks, and compact bodies covered in oily feathers for waterproofing. Ducks are found worldwide, inhabiting various aquatic environments such as lakes, rivers, ponds, and coastlines. They are omnivores, with diets including aquatic plants, seeds, insects, crustaceans, and small fish. Ducks are adept swimmers and can also walk on land. Many duck species are recognized by their characteristic quacking sounds.