What strange orange animals are there?

The orange hairy spider is only 6 inches long. Compared with them, the fully developed Japanese spider crab is definitely a giant. This crab is so big that it can ride like a horse. Japanese spider crabs live in the deep sea. They spend their whole lives in the deep sea, and their life span can reach 100 years. This crab lives in Japanese waters and is the largest arthropod in the world. 192 1 year, people have captured the largest Japanese spider crab ever discovered, weighing 4 1 pound (about 18.6 kg) and reaching 19 feet (about 5.8 meters).

2. orange hairy spider

The scientific name of the orange hairy spider "Pterinochilus murinus" has become the favorite of many pet lovers because of its bright orange color. This kind of spider can reach 6 inches (about 15 cm) in length, and it likes confrontation in character, giving the impression that it is disobedient and unfriendly. You need to be extra careful to feed the orange hairy spider as a pet. If you are bitten by them, you will fall into severe pain. Maybe "orange bulldog spider" is a more appropriate name. This spider lives in sub-Saharan Africa and is also called "orange guy who bites people".

3. Big poisonous lizard

The big poisonous lizard is mainly orange and black, and the pattern is very bold. It is one of only two kinds of poisonous lizards in America. Like bees and wasps, their body color is also a warning, warning other animals to "stay away from me". This lizard is native to the Mojave Desert and its surrounding areas, and its length can reach about 2 feet (about 60 cm). Its size is far less than that of the giant lizard that treats humans as flies in the movie 1959.

If you are bitten by a poisonous lizard, you will always remember this terrible experience and stay away from it next time. This is not because the bite is painful and almost fatal, but because the venom of the big poisonous lizard can enhance memory. Interestingly, their toxins can also relieve the symptoms of diabetes. At present, scientists have artificially synthesized poison lizard toxin.

4. mobile crested umbrella bird

There are two populations of the moving-crowned umbrella bird * *, namely, the Andean moving-crowned umbrella bird with the scientific name "Rupicola Peruvianus" and the Guiana moving-crowned umbrella bird with the scientific name "Rupicola Rupicola". The former is the national bird of Peru. No matter which species, only males have bright orange feathers. This mobile crested umbrella bird lives in the rocky areas of western South America, and the local Amazon rainforest has begun to give way to the foothills of the Andes. Male birds attract potential mates with dazzling colors and fan-shaped crowns, while female birds' feathers are light brown and unattractive.

5. Clownfish

There are a lot of orange fish living in the ocean, but they are more famous than others. They belong to clown fish, thanks to the Hollywood animated film Finding Nemo in 2003. With the release and popularity of this film, the original humble clown fish has occupied a place in the minds of a whole generation of children. The launch of the Harry Potter series makes owls the pets pursued by children, while Finding Nemo makes clown fish the darling of the pet market.

Before Finding Nemo, clown fish also attracted the attention of scientists because of its excellent survival ability. They are immune to anemone toxins and can hide between the poisonous tentacles of this marine invertebrate. Shooting clown fish hidden in anemone tentacles is the interest of many wildlife photographers.

6. Red-spotted water lizard

Although the name is "lizard", the red-spotted water lizard is a member of the salamander family. This amphibian is bright orange with red spots. It lived in the humid forests of the eastern United States when it was young, and returned to the water as an adult. This animal is born in water, and its young breathe through its gills. When you reach adulthood, you will return to the water and live up to 15 years old.

Red-spotted lizards are often mistaken for small lizards, which can be forgiven, because their appearance is really similar to that of small lizards. The last photo shows an orange lizard living in the rainforest area. As a rainforest animal, why did it evolve into orange, which is completely different from the surrounding green vegetation? The sleepy little guy must know the answer, but he can't tell us.

7.julia butterfly

If you have seen monarch butterflies, you will be surprised by their bright colors. This noble butterfly also has a large area of orange and striking black texture on its wings. Julia's scientific name is "Dryas iulia". Most of her body is orange, and only a small part is occupied by black, which forms a sharp color contrast.

Julia butterfly flies very fast and likes to go out during the day. She lives in the western hemisphere from northern Brazil to the southern United States. The average wingspan of this butterfly can reach 3.5 inches (about 87 mm). Warm orange makes them the darling of butterfly greenhouses. Julia's butterfly tickles the eyes of tropical caiman, so she is famous in the butterfly world. The so-called "tickling" is actually to make the crocodile cry and then enjoy this free "drink".

8.orange starfish

Starfish are rich in color and will be listed in almost any animal color identification. The rich colors of this animal are surprising. In addition to orange, there is also a bold and strong vermilion, which eclipses the sunset. Starfish usually live in shallow waters, and their colors will fade even in areas only a few meters away from the sea. The bright colors of starfish may be to compensate for this effect.