-
nectar from
flowers.
Other animals may have very
specific feeding behaviours, such as
hawksbill sea
turtles which mainly eat sponges. Most
animals rely on...
- some sea anemones,
which are
locally called animal flowers,
whence the cave
obtained its name. The
flower consists of
tentacles that can
sting and paralyze...
- have
flowers that
smell like dead
animals.
These are
often called carrion flowers,
including plants in the
genus Rafflesia, and the
titan arum.
Flowers pollinated...
-
either hermaphroditic (all
flowers produce both male and
female gametes) or monoecious,
where both male and
female flowers occur on the same plant. There...
- up to 0.4 m (1.3 ft). The
flowers are white, pedicellate, with six
obovate petals and
bloom from May to July.
After it
flowers, it
bears dark blue/purple...
- eels and
other small animals.
Flowers are
gathered to
decorate Buddha images. In the
afternoons people collect fresh flowers.
Senior monks take the...
- open
their flowers during the
daytime are
described as diurnal,
while those that
bloom during nighttime are nocturnal. The
timing of
flower opening is...
-
plants like sallow, the male
flowers are
brighter yellow (the
colour of
their pollen) and have more
scent than
female flowers.
Honey bees are more attracted...
-
Latin caro 'meat'), also
known as a carc****, is the
decaying flesh of dead
animals.
Carrion is an
important food
source for
large carnivores and omnivores...
-
state emblem, an
animal, a bird, a
flower and a tree. A
second animal (fish, butterfly, reptile,
aquatic animal or
heritage animal)
sometimes appears...
