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Flies can nap during the day but do the majority of their sleeping at night. In fact the sleeping patterns of flies are remarkably similar to human sleeping habits. (Photo: Pixabay/Emphyrio)

Do Flies Sleep?

Mola mola fish. (Photo: Flickr/Tom Bridge)

Mola Mola Fish: Natural Anomaly and Evolutionary Eyesore

The Venezuela poodle moth is named for its appearance of a cross between a moth and a poodle. (Photo: PickPik)

The Venezuelan Poodle Moth: Fact or Fluffy Fiction?

Bagworm moth caterpillar in its case of branches and twigs. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Biswas.rishov)

The Bagworm Moth Caterpillar: Master of Architecture and Illusion

White-and-black Peruvian Inca Orchid (Photo: Pikrepo).

Peruvian Inca Orchid: The Dog of the Incas

Adansonia grandidieri, or Grandfather's Baobab, near Morondava, Madagascar (Photo: Wikimedia/Bernard Gagnon).

Upside Down Tree Is the Perfect Backdrop to a Sundowner

The skeleton flower, or Diphylleia Grayi, undergoes a beautiful transformation when it rains. (Photo: Yamaiki)

Skeleton Flower Turns Translucent When It Rains

Chionodraco rastrospinosus (Ocellated icefish). Photo taken close to the South Shetland Islands. (Wikimedia Commons/ Valerie Loeb)

This Weird Scaleless Fish Also Has Transparent Blood

The unusual phenomenon of crown shyness has scientists stumped. Regardless, the wonderful patterns it creates can be breathtaking. (Photo: Wikimedia/Dag Peak)

Crown Shyness: Even Trees Need Their Own Space

Found in Western Austraslia, Dolophones conifera, also known as the wrap-around spider, can wrap itself around limbs of trees as camouflage. (Photo: Flickr/Dustaway CC BY-NC 2.0)

The Wrap Around Spider and the Man Who Discovered It

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