Explaining The Ocean on Instagram: "👀 Meet the telescope fish — one of the deep ocean’s strangest hunters. Living nearly 3,000 meters below the surface, it has tubular, forward-facing eyes that work like a pair of telescopes, letting it detect the faintest light in the abyss. Armed with a huge mouth and sharp teeth, it drifts in the darkness until prey passes by — then strikes with deadly precision. Proof that evolution never runs out of wild designs. 🌊✨ — #ExplainingTheOcean #DeepSeaCreatures

Extinct Era on Instagram: "Ornitholestes lived about 150 million years ago in what is now North America, alongside giants like Allosaurus and Diplodocus. At around 2 meters (6-7 feet) long, it was lightly built with long legs and grasping hands that made it quick and agile. Its sharp, recurved teeth suggest it fed on small prey such as lizards, mammals, and young dinosaurs, filling a role that the larger carnivores did not.  Dinosaur Revolution (2011)"