Some animals seem a little unusual, but it's their adaptations that help them thrive and make them interesting. For example, did you know: Green tree pythons are born yellow, red or brown and become a brilliant emerald green as they mature to help them camouflage as they move up in the tree canopy. The suckers on each arm of a giant Pacific octopus have receptors for smell and taste. Moray eels aren't opening and closing their mouths to look menacing, it's how they pump water over their gills to

Some animals seem a little unusual, but it's their adaptations that help them thrive and make them interesting. For example, did you know: Green tree pythons are born yellow, red or brown and become a brilliant emerald green as they mature to help them camouflage as they move up in the tree canopy. The suckers on each arm of a giant Pacific octopus have receptors for smell and taste. Moray eels aren't opening and closing their mouths to look menacing. It's how they pump water over their gills to

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