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The great eared nightjar looks like a baby dragon
Unique, feline-looking nightjar. Distinct ears and frequently erect posture distinguish it from many other nightjars. Noticeably long-tailed in flight. Inhabits forests, forest edges, and fields and plains with some tree cover. Gives a loud ¡°bee-AHWEE!¡±
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The motley patterns of grey, black, brown and chestnut that run through the great eared nightjar¡¯s plumage help to keep it camouflaged on the forest floor, where it will incubate a single egg at a time.
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A tiny bird with a surprisingly big mouth, the great eared nightjar seems like something out of a fantasy book. It¡¯s often compared to a baby dragon and looks like a cross between an owl, hawk, and some kind of alien.
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Though this curious bird is very real, it¡¯s definitely developed some impressive ¡°superpowers¡± to help it survive in the wild. Elusive, nocturnal, and quick, the great eared nightjar is also a master of disguise.
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Unsurprisingly, the nightjar often flies at night — though it is also active during dawn and dusk — and has specialized eyes to help it see in the darkness.
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Exquisitely camouflaged both in shape and behavior, the dragon mantis, with its leafy-looking appendages and slightly drunken swagger, resembles a swaying twig.
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Its wings, unlike other mantids, are transparent enough to let sun rays pass through.
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They are mostly gray-green in color, with distinctive bright yellow markings and a mottled body that changes from pale green to light brown.
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They also have powerful forelegs that are serrated and end in a pincer-like shape, which they use to grab and hold onto prey.
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*serrate-Åé´Ï¸ð¾çÀÇ
It can also extend its rear legs to make itself look larger, as a defense mechanism against predators.
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Dragon Mantises help to maintain a balanced and healthy environment for other tank species by providing natural pest control, as they are voracious predators that can eliminate insect pests such as mites, fruit flies, and aphids.
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