Squirrel monkeys live together with Cebus monkeys and benefit from their warning calls against predators, as well as their good memories of food sources.

Egrets perform courtship dances before mating

Chameleons are naturally coloured to blend in with their surroundings. They can also change their skin colour to match their environment.

Tapirs are mainly active at night. Those which live near water also spend a lot of time underwater - feeding or just simply enjoying a place where predators cannot find them.

The blue eye-like spots of the peacock butterfly fool a predator into thinking it is attacking a much larger animal.

Cats can see well at night. The reflective surface in the eye can be seen as glowing pupils when light is shone into the eye.

Hedgehogs, like other hibernating animals, eat a large amount of food and store it up as fat before entering hibernation.

The blue-footed booby's courtship display includes spreading its wings and showing off its bright blue webbed feet to impress the female.

The water lily has large waxy leaves. This prevents water from collecting on the leaves. If the leaves collect too much water, they will sink beneath the water surface.