6 Animals That Thrive Upside-Down

The video explores various animals and ecosystems that thrive upside down, highlighting their unique adaptations and evolutionary advantages. It covers the 3-toed sloth's energy-efficient lifestyle, the Cassiopeia jellyfish's symbiotic relationship with algae, the nuthatch bird's foraging techniques, the physics behind horseshoe crabs' swimming, and the hunting strategies of orb-weaving spiders. Additionally, it discusses a newly discovered upside down ecosystem beneath the Antarctic ice, offering insights into how life adapts to different environments.

How do horseshoe crabs utilize their body shape to navigate their environment?

What adaptations do orb weaver spiders have for hunting while upside down?

What is unique about the upside down ecosystem discovered beneath the Antarctic ice sheet?