The Pink Orchid Mantis is a unique insect that lives in the rainforests of Southeast Asia and is known for its pink and white body and petal-like legs. The body length can reach 6-7cm, with obvious sexual dimorphism, and the female body size is much larger than that of the male. The use of its flower-like appearance for aggressive mimicry, to attract and capture bees, butterflies, moths and other insects as food. The color and petal-like legs make them difficult to spot in their natural environment and even more attractive to prey than real flowers. Not only beautiful in appearance, but also a top insect predator, sometimes even preying on creatures larger than themselves.

is a small to medium-sized bird of prey with marked sexual dimorphism, with females approximately 20% heavier in size than males. It is widely distributed in Eurasia, North Africa, Atlantic islands, Japan and northern India, and is also distributed throughout China. Inhabit in a variety of habitats, including mountain forests, grasslands. Adaptable, some individuals can even breed in the city. It is a carnivorous bird that feeds on small mammals such as rodents and also preys on birds, frogs, lizards and insects. Has excellent vision and fast predation ability, often in the air or high to find prey, and can hover in the air. It is now classified as a national second-class protected wild animal.

Famous for its round body shape and smiling expression. Adult males can grow up to 3.5 to 5.5 meters in length and weigh 700 to 1600 kilograms, while females are smaller. Has gender dimorphism, with males having a larger body size than females. Has strong sociality, usually migrating, hunting, and interacting in groups. The calls are complex and varied, utilizing sound for echolocation, mating, and communication. Mainly distributed in Arctic and subarctic waters, feeding on fish and invertebrates. Excellent diving ability, able to dive to depths of 600 meters, even exceeding 1000 meters. The current threats include hunting, pollution, and climate change.