Antarctica has one native insect.
The insect is flightless so that the wind doesn’t blow it into inhospitable areas. It is designed in such a way that is body fluids can freeze without it dying, and its life span is only two years. Luckily, it only takes two growing seasons for the insect to be able to reproduce, so it manages okay.
It survives by absorbing heat, and can go without oxygen for 2-4 weeks. it can even survive dehydration up to 35% of its normal body weight. These are all understandable traits though, because survival is pretty tough for an insect down there.
He was born Samuel Clemens, but we know him by his pen name, Mark Twain. He’s famous for his novels The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Twain was very accomplished in fields other than writing, too. For one, he was a talented inventor.
It's called the blue-ringed octopus, and it lives in tide pools and coral reefs in the Pacific and Indian Oceans as well as around Japan and Australia. It is recognized as one of the world’s most venomous marine animals. 
We all know the saying, but who knew the three animals, a lion, tiger, and bear could actually cohabitate in peace. About eight years ago they were all cubs and they were rescued during a police drug raid in Atlanta, Georgia. Yes, drug barons had the three cubs as exotic pets. I’m not sure if it was legally or not. Hey, they’re drug barons, so what would they care about legalities? 
An orange is not a naturally occurring fruit , but rather a crossbreed of the tangerine and the pomelo, which is a fruit also known as the Chinese grapefruit. The first oranges were created in southeast Asia, where they would have been green, rather than orange.
