Animals

Females can give birth to 70 young at a time.

From around 1200 until the Spanish conquest in 1532, indigenous peoples used selective breeding of guinea pigs to develop many varieties that have become the basis for some modern domestic breeds.

Red-necked wallabies can reach a weight of up to 26 kilograms.

They live in hot and dry places in open grasslands, savannas, and tropical forests.

Axolotls were one of the pillars of the Aztecs' daily diet.

During the breeding season, horseshoe crabs migrate to shallow coastal waters.

Naturally, capybaras inhabit areas of South America.

While caterpillars often fall prey to insect parasitoids, adult forms are being hunted by nocturnal birds and bats.

Female lays about 12 eggs in a hole and leave them without protection to hatch.

They are polygynous, males have several female partners.