Webquest 2: National Geographic Website

I like this photo because it is taken at the precise moment, in addition, it reminds me of a similar photo that my classmates and I saw in the zoology class some time ago. Apparently, these animals are in a kind of mating ritual, and for this they are "dancing" or "posing", just when they took the photo.

 

I like this photo because I think it is beautiful, the way these animals camouflage is very impressive. In the photo you can see a snake in the sand, trying to hide or camouflage, perhaps its enemies, or to be in danger.

 

I love this photo because it shows the perfection and beauty of nature. In this photo you can see the peacock, showing its long tail and displaying its beautiful feathers, which uses them for the mating ritual or for the defense against the predators.

Video 1
http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/news/170522-ladybug-wing-folding-vin?gc=%2Fvideo%2Fanimals 

In this video you can see the first look at how intricate Ladybugs fold their wings, here you can see a ladybug showing and folding its wings, but, before this was not possible to see, since normally the folding process is protected by its elytra. But the scientists created artificial transparent elytra and grafted them on the bugs, revealing the process in detail.



Video 2
http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/news/170518-rare-albino-orangutan-rescued-vin?gc=%2Fvideo%2Fanimals

In this video you can see an albino orangutan, something that is rare and at the same time beautiful.
This orangutan, called Alba, had it locked up in a cage on the island of Borneo, where it was rescued in terrible conditions.
Rescue teams assessed Alba's needs before deciding where to leave her because of her condition and disorder.