This is a photo of bald eagles which are a type of bird. Birds are characterized by their possession of feathers, wings, beaks, and (generally) their ability to fly. Birds are also endothermic vertebrates.
This is a photo of a lorikeet which is a type of bird. Birds are characterized by their possession of feathers, wings, beaks, and (generally) their ability to fly. Birds are also endothermic vertebrates.
The cuticle layer of this plant is shown as the shiny part of the leaves. The cuticle layer is a waxy outer layer which prevents water loss of the plant to the surrounding air.
This is a picture of cows which are heterotrophs. A heterotroph is an organism that cannot create its own food and receives food and energy from other organic substances . Heterotrophs include all animals, fungi, protozoans, and bacteria.
This is an image of a hibiscus which shows the stigma and style of a carpel. The stigma is where pollen is recieved on the carpel. The style is the stalk of the carpel which connects the ovary and stigma.
This is a picture of a dead mouse. This mouse is at the beginning of the decomposition cycle but still shows some signs such as rigidity of the limbs (rigor mortis) and blackening towards the bottom of the mouse (livor mortis). Decomposition is the breaking down of organic substances into simple matter.
The flowers in this picture show radial symmetry. Radial symmetry is characterized by symmetry around the central axis. This means you could cut the flower in half in many different places through the central axis and still have equal halves. Organisms with radial symmetry are often less active than those with bilateral symmetry. Other things that show radial symmetry include starfish and bike wheels.