On a rainy day, a group of fish is crossing a road.
Climbing perch fish can live without water for six to ten days in moist conditions, and can breathe atmospheric oxygen.
These aren't miniature landscape paintings
They're Picture Jasper stones, with patterns shaped naturally over millions of years that resemble mountains, deserts, and distant horizons
Pheasant-tailed Jacanas (Hydrophasianus chirurgus), a unique species of wading bird identifiable by their extremely long tail feathers and ability to walk on floating vegetation. They are found in tropical India, Southeast Asia, and Indonesia, typically inhabiting lakes and ponds with abundant aquatic plants. During the breeding season, they develop striking plumage with a white head, a bright yellow neck patch, and dark chocolate-brown body feathers. The species exhibits reversed sexual dimorphism and polyandry, meaning females are larger and more colorful than males and will mate with multiple males in a single season.
Derbid planthopper, specifically Proutista moesta, known for holding its large wings in a distinctive V-shape. It is a small "true bug" found in tropical parts of Asia, commonly seen on crops like coconut palms and sugarcane. Adults feed by sucking sap from plants, and the species is sometimes regarded as a pest that can transmit diseases to crops.