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MSc Global Biodiversity Conservation at Sussex University🦎🐋 Italian student from Milan 🇮🇹 Create art inspired by my passion of biology and animals🎨

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Conger (conger conger) are one of the largest types of eels in the world and can grow to a length of about 1.8 metres. Whilst conducting a project for my master I was able to capture in a video several conger eels, here an illustration and some pictures of them:

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This is a (Sepia officinalis). Cuttlefish have not one, not two, but three And can give big hugs with their 8 arms and 2 tentacles 🐙 fish

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There are 13 tree species, many are at due to habitat destruction and hunting. Tree kangaroos live in Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and Australia. They have adapted to life in the with shorter legs and stronger forelimbs for climbing. drawing✍️

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The (Phycodurus eques), is a in the family Syngnathidae. They can be found along the southern and western coasts of The name is derived from leafy protrusions found all over their body. Their protrusions serve as

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This is a bug (Sphaerocoris annulus). It can be found in tropical and subtropical Africa. Its coloration helps to blend into surroundings of dying flowers and also serves as a warning. When this bug can let off a vile smell and it is also to eat.

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Humans fear which many consider to be man-eating creatures. When if fact, they kill only 10 people on average each year. Humans kill about the same amount of sharks every 4 seconds! These are far from the monsters they are portrayed as.

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There are now 41,415 species on the IUCN Red List, 16,306 of them are endangered. We have to before it is too late. (These last 2 species are not endangered but are raising awareness and supporting the others).
**Not all these animals are oviparous**

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This is an illustration of a (Xiphias gladius).
In the populations have steeply declined by 70% since the1980s due to

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(Carduelis cucullata) are birds found in northern Venezuela and north Columbia. They are facing a very high risk of in the wild. The male is black and red while the female has duller colours.

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