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A video about the mammals living in the cold climate zones of the Earth, like the polar bear, seals and penguins.
This video shows mammals living in the hot climate zones of the Earth, for example lions, elephants, giraffes, etc.
This species of the family Elephantidae is the second strongest and biggest terrestrial mammal living on Earth today.
The hedgehog is an omnivorous mammal that can be found all over Europe. Thanks to its friendly nature, it is a children’s favourite.
The seven-spot ladybird is probably the best-known of all the ladybirds. Its conspicuous pattern warns predators of the bug’s unpleasant taste.
99% of the common chimpanzee's genome is identical to that of humans, yet this 1% difference matters a great deal.
Goats are among the first domesticated animals. They are the close relatives of sheep.
Rhinos’ primary characteristic is the horn at the front of their skull, which they use for attacking and defensive purposes.
This even-toed ungulate ruminant lives in the savannas of South-East Africa.
White tigers are extremely rare in the wild; due to their unusual colouring, their chances of survival are lower than those of normal coloured tigers.
Pelicans are highly protected birds. They can be easily recognised by their enormous pouched bill.
The mangalitsa, a Hungarian breed of domestic pig, has a woolly coat similar to that of sheep.
Ants are truly social insects. Their social habits (building fantastic ant hills, migrating and territorial fights) show great resemblance to those of human societies.
This popular tree is native to south-eastern Europe. In the autumn children love playing with its seeds.
A plant originating from the Caucasus region, grown for its aromatic fruit.
According to some surveys conducted in 2015, Vienna, with a population of 1.8 million, has the best quality of living in the world.
The capital of the Czech Republic is not only an important economic centre in Central Europe, but its numerous historical sights also attract thousands of tourists every year.
Countries by the sea often do not get their salt from salt mines, but from evaporating seawater. Evaporation is done on a large surface area with shallow water.
A lake is a body of still water surrounded by land. The majority of lakes contain freshwater. On a geological scale their lifespan is relatively short.
This blood-red, egg-shaped or spherical fruit is used to make desserts like jelly or jam or even herb tea.
With a population of almost 2 million, Budapest is the capital city of Hungary. It is one of the four capital cities through which the Danube flows.
The stage of development of a region's infrastructure reflects the economic development of that area.
Long-legged, large white bird with a characteristic S-shaped neck, living in wetlands.
Magnolia is one of the most ancient plant species. Having evolved before bees appeared, its flowers developed to encourage pollination by beetles.