Category: Sea Animals

  • Animal Rescue – Synthetic 2022

    Animal Rescue – Synthetic 2022

    Sometimes animals get into such terrible situations that it is our duty to come to their aid! And it doesn’t matter if it’s a harmless pet or a dangerous predator! Watch the video to the end and find out for yourself!

    Animal Rescue - Synthetic 2022


    source:MAD LAB

    in the video is a collection of moments of rescuing animals that are trapped, or unable to escape on their own.
    Today I share this video hope you also have this beautiful action in your life.

     

  • How To Draw An Oyster With A pearl Easy Step By Step

    How To Draw An Oyster With A pearl Easy Step By Step

    How To Draw An Oyster With A pearl with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.

    How To Draw An Oyster With A pearl Easy Step By Step

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    Step 1

    Start by drawing a series of overlapping curves. This will form the body of the oyster.

    Step 2

    Next, draw a long wavy line through the front and bottom of the body, enclosing the entire shape of the body. This also forms the scalloped edge.

    Step 3

    Continue the wavy line around the front and top of the oyster, connecting again with the body at the back. This part encloses another part of the shell.

    Step 4

    Draw another scallop-shaped line around the shell, parallel to the original line. Connect it to the original line at each end.

    Step 5

    At the bottom of the shell, near the back, draw a “U” shaped line, connecting it to either side of one of the edges of the shell’s wavy line. This starts at the bottom of the shell. Then use a series of curved lines, each starting in front of the next scalloped edge and joining the previous one.

    Step 6

    Starting at the top of the shell, draw a long, wavy line. Duplicate the line back to itself so it almost touches the other side of the shell.

    Step 7

    Next, draw a wavy line inside the upper part of the shell, parallel to the original line. Then draw curved lines up from the body of the oyster.

    Step 8

    Draw short curved lines to the frills of the scalloped edges on the back of the lower case. Draw a few curved horizontal lines through the inside of the top case. Then draw a curved line from the back of the bottom shell of the oyster to a point on the scalloped edge of the top shell. Draw a series of similar, overlapping lines, until the upper shell is complete. The last few lines should connect to the scalloped edge.

    Step 9

    Draw a curved line through the center of the oyster’s body, with a circle resting on it. Draw two circles of different sizes within the circle. This is the pearl of the oyster.

    Step 10

    Color your oysters. Oyster shells are usually black, gray or brown on the outside, but have a special color called pearl inside. This rainbow-colored material has an iridescence, which means it appears to change color when you look at it from different angles.

  • How To Draw Ankylosaurus From jurassic world Eaasy Step By Step

    How To Draw Ankylosaurus From jurassic world Eaasy Step By Step

    How To Draw Ankylosaurus From jurassic world with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids

    How To Draw Ankylosaurus From jurassic world

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    Step 1

    Start this first step by drawing out some basic guides and shapes to create a workable framework for your dinosaur. Start with a small circle for the head and then draw another larger circle for the body. Then you will draw more shapes to

    Step 2

    All you have to do here is draw a box like the head you see here and then draw in the eyes. Next, draw the lines of the mouth and then start outlining the horns on one side of its face.

    Step 3

    You will now slowly pull out each Ankylosaurus’ thorny horns all the way to the tail. Detail next and define the head, face and eyes.

    Step 4

    Continue drawing spikes, horns, and discs on the dinosaur’s back and sides to form its armor. Once that’s done, you can add some detail to the front shoulder of the leg.

    Step 5

    Start outlining the front and rear legs as you see here and make sure to outline the legs and all the details and strokes that go with it. This dinosaur’s skin is very thick and skin-like, so you have to convey that in dr

    Step 6

    Continue drawing the last hind leg and then draw the belly and tail lines and shapes. Add some small details and then start erasing all the guides and shapes that you drew in step one. You will now move on to the next step.

    Step 7

    When you’ve finished drawing your spiny dinosaur, you’ll have a drawing that looks like this. Color in and you’re done with this “how to draw Ankylosaurus step by step” tutorial.

  • Simple Fox Drawing easy for Beginners and children

    Simple Fox Drawing easy for Beginners and children

    Simple Fox Drawing easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for Beginners and children

    Simple Fox Drawing

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    Step 1

    Begin by drawing a circle. This will form the fox’s head.

    Step 2

    Within the circle, draw two curved lines.

    Step 3

    Connect the lines using two “U” shaped, curved lines. Draw another curved line beneath the first two. This will form the fox’s snout.

    Step 4

    Erase the guide line from the snout.

    Step 5

    Draw an irregular rounded shape within the snout to form the nose. Connect the nose to the mouth and sides of the snout using three short, curved lines.

    Step 6

    Draw the fur of the fox’s neck and chest. Begin by extending a curved line from the snout. Then, use a series of short, curved lines, extending downward and meeting in sharp, jagged points.

    Step 7

    Repeat this process on the opposite side, forming a roughly upside-down triangle shape.

    Step 8

    Draw fur on each side of the fox’s head by extending short, curved lines that meet in jagged points from each side of the circle.

    Step 9

    Erase the guide lines formed by the original circle.

    Step 10

    Draw the ears. For each ear, extend two curved lines upward from the head, allow the lines to meet in rounded points.

    Step 11

    Erase the guide lines from the ears.

    Step 12

    Outline the body by extending a series of curved lines diagonally from the head and chest. Allow the lines to meet in jagged points to form the detail of fur.

    Step 13

    Outline the legs. From the triangular tuft of fur on the chest, extend two curved lines downward. From the shoulder, extend a series of curved lines, allow a jagged fur detail to form at the top. At the base of the body, draw the rear leg in a sitting position by drawing an open circular figure. Add some jagged fur detail to the top of the open circle. Beneath it, extend a set of curved lines to form the rear foot.

    Step 14

    Connect the leg lines by drawing toes on each foot. To draw the toes, use a series of connected, “U” shaped lines.

    Step 15

    Add furry detail to your fox. Draw a curved line down the length of each ear, and add jagged fur detail at its base. Draw short, jagged lines through the chest, across the shoulder, and across the top of each foreleg.

    Step 16

    Draw a series of short and long curved lines, meeting in points, across the bottom of the body. This begins to form the tail.

    Step 17

    Use a series of curved lines to enclose the tail, beginning at the base of the back.

    Step 18

    Using short, curved lines, draw a jagged zigzag pattern across the tip of the tail. Draw a curved triangle at the tip of each toe to form the claws. Shade the claws.

    Step 19

    Draw a flattened circle on each side of the nose to form the eyes. Within each eye, draw a tiny circle within a large circle. Shade the area between the two circles. Draw a curved line above each eye to form eyebrows.

    Step 20

    Color your fox. The familiar red fox is often red or orange with white or cream colored patches, but other species of fox come in many colors, including white, brown, black, and gray.

     

  • This Is Why Orcas Are Called Killer Whales || Ocean hegemony Video

    This Is Why Orcas Are Called Killer Whales || Ocean hegemony Video

    When you think of top ocean predators, you probably think of Sharks. That’s wrong! Ocean hegemony Video

    This Is Why Orcas Are Called Killer Whales - Ocean hegemony Video


    WILD VERSUS

    Why are orcas called ‘killer whales’ when they are dolphins?

    Dolphins and whales are closely related. Orcas were given the name ‘killer whales’ by ancient sailors’ observation of groups of Orcas hunting and preying on larger whale species. They called them orcas asesina ballenas, or ‘killer whales’ – a term that was eventually transformed into the more comprehensible ‘killer whale’. Their Latin name, Orcinus orca, also reflects this observation of great whale-eating Orcas. Orcinus means “kingdom of the dead” and orca refers to a type of whale. We know that Orcas are top predators, yes, but not as vicious ‘whale killers’ as the ancient marines assumed they were. If you could give orcs another name, what would you call them?

    What do Orcas eat?

    Looking at all populations, orcas are general carnivores, consuming fish, seals and sea lions, dolphins and porpoises, sharks and rays, great whales, cephalopods (octopuses and squids). , seabirds and more. However, some species of Orcas specialize in eating specific prey, and it turns out that Orcas are picky eaters! Once they know what their family eats, they won’t be able to switch diets.

    How do Orcas sleep?

    Orcas sleep in a very different way from humans. We have a breathing reflex and when we are asleep or unconscious, we continue to breathe automatically. Orcas cannot sleep this way, they must remain conscious, even when they are asleep! This is because their breathing is not automatic – they have to actively decide when to breathe and so they have to be awake even while sleeping. If, like us, the orcas fell into a deep, unconscious slumber, they would stop breathing and suffocate or drown.

    To get around this, orcas only allow half of their brains to sleep at a time; the other half remain alert so they continue to breathe while observing hazards in the environment. They only close one eye when they sleep; The left eye will close when the right half of the brain is asleep, and vice versa. This type of sleep is called monohemispheric sleep because only one hemisphere of the brain sleeps at a time. Orcas periodically alternate which side is sleeping so they can get the rest they need without losing consciousness. When sleeping, Orcas swim very slowly and steadily, close to the surface of the water.

    How do Orcas communicate?

    In Orca populations, knowledge is passed on to younger individuals from their elders – what to eat and find, how to catch, who to avoid, pronunciation and individual calling of the fruit and group family, and the distinct ‘voice’ of the population.