Imagine you’re scuba diving in the ocean, watching corals and colorful fish flitting by, when suddenly an enormous shadow appears above you. You look up and see a massive creature approaching you, its mouth a gaping abyss… Relax, just stay still and you’ll be fine. This leviathan is a basking shark - one of the scary sea monsters that isn’t really capable of doing harm to anyone. Basking sharks are filter feeders, just like baleen whales: they open their large mouths to swallow plankton and don’t even have teeth.
Mother Nature is always full of surprises. It's hard to believe how many incredible and different creatures live on our planet! Some of them look terribly scary but they are not dangerous at all! They can look scary based on their large size, sharp teeth, or thorns, but all of these animals are mostly harmless to us. For example, tailless whip scorpions you might meet in North and South America, as well as Asia and Africa, are more afraid of you than you are of them. These nightmarish creatures don’t have stingers and won’t even bite when threatened. So, we gathered some new facts about the animal world. After watching the video, you'll realize how diverse and amazing it really is.
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TIMESTAMPS:
Basking shark 0:01
Fruit bats 0:38
Gharials 1:16
Star-nosed mole 2:02
Sand tiger shark 2:39
Thorny devil 3:14
Tailless whip scorpions 3:49
Naked mole-rats 4:25
Lemur aye-aye 5:01
Coral snake 5:47
Giant African millipede 6:24
Goliath birdeater 7:01
Camel spider 7:40
Giant isopod 8:24
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