ENTOMOLOGY
The many-legged herbivorous myriapods are more commonly know as this.
Millipedes
"and if I only could, I'd make a deal with God"
Running up that Hill
This North American amphibian is also know as a snot otter.
Hellbender
People mistakenly think this kind of fish can live in a bowl.
Betta Fish
This documentary is only just now airing in the USA and focuses on plants.
The Green Planet
These beetles' diet of aphids make them a gardener's best friend.
Ladybugs
That's the terror of knowing what this world is about
Watchin' some good friends screamin', "Let me out"
Under Pressure
Found in South America, this frog is remarkable for it's visible innards.
Glass Frog
This rarely sold lizard is also know as a "branch potato"
Cuban False Chameleon
This series aired in May of 2022 and featured state of the art CGI to represent realistic and scientifically accurate dinosaurs.
While 13 year cicadas are red and black, annual dog-day cicadas are this color.
Green
"her mind was Tiffany twisted, she had the Mercedes bends"
Hotel California
Australia's failed attempts to control beetle pests created this unstoppable warty amphibian.
Cane Toad
Goldfish require at least this many gallons.
30
Sir David is perhaps best known for narrating this groundbreaking series which aired in 2006.
Planet Earth
Insects have three body parts, while spiders only have these two.
Cephalothorax and Abdomen
"A singer in a smokey room, A smell of wine and cheap perfume'
Don't Stop Believing
One of these animals was recorded not moving for seven whole years.
Olm
To buy prescription food, you need this.
A prescription :)
Sir David Attenborough is this many years old.
96
Charles Darwin said "I cannot persuade myself that a beneficent and omnipotent God would have designedly created" this type of insect.
Parasitic wasps
"Some silicone sister with a manager mister told me I got what it takes"
Blinded by the Light
This species of salamander is found in our backyard in large numbers.
Zigzag salamander
This is the name of Josie's "work mom" boss who recently retired.
Stephanie
David Attenborough's first documentary was in black and white and featured these colorful birds once though to be without feet.
Birds of Paradise