Originating from Indonesia, New Guinea, Australia and the Pacific, the Red Lory is the second most popular Lory parrot species after the Rainbow Lorikeet. It is known for its mischievous personality and love of performing, being a dazzling bird. This intelligent parrot exudes creative beauty with its playful nature. This is the most popular lory parrot in captivity, with a playful personality and brilliant plumage. The main color is deep red combined with black and blue points on the wings and tail. The tail is a darker chestnut color. Size is about 10-12 inches and has a characteristic orange beak.

The red lily beetle, also known as the red lily beetle or lily leaf beetle, is a species of beetle that primarily feeds on leaves, stems, buds and flowers of lilies, butterflies and their members. another in the lily family. Although it looks adorable with its small size and red color, this beetle is also considered one of the most common pests in temperate environments, where lilies are often grown.

Native to the wetlands and rainforests of South America and the islands of the Caribbean, the scarlet ibis is a medium-sized stork, with brilliant bright red plumage. They are also one of the national birds of Trinidad and Tobago.

Red panda, a small mammal native to the Himalayas of eastern and southwestern China. Red pandas have reddish-brown fur, long tails, and a unique gait. With shorter front legs, they are roughly the same size as domestic cats, but are longer and heavier. They favor plant foods, especially bamboo leaves, but also enjoy eggs, birds and insects. This is an animal that is less active during the day and prefers a serious solitary life.

Mediterranean red sea star, a species of sea star that occurs in the eastern Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. The Mediterranean red sea star has many black pores on its body surface. The tip of the star wing is lighter in color than the rest. Usually live independently, but in a large enough marine aquarium, they can live with many other types of creatures.

Also known as Betta fish, Siamese fighting fish is a very popular fish in the Purple Perch family and is often kept as an ornamental fish. Although wild Siamese fighting fish are usually dull green and brown, through breeding they have become more colorful with long fins and bright colors.

The striped octopus (scientific name: Amphioctopus marginatus), also known as the coconut octopus, is a species of octopus belonging to the Octopodidae family. The coconut octopus is not only a small octopus but also one of the most intelligent species on the ocean floor. Coconut shells are not only a portable shelter but also a tool to help them find food conveniently. Using eight tentacles, octopuses sweep away mud on coconut shells and roll around it to move, helping them move flexibly on the seabed.

Hailing from the rainforests of Brazil, Peru and Northern Bolivia, the red Purus howler monkey is famous for its loud howl and ability to move up to 5 km through dense rain forest.

Red Purus howler monkeys have dark red male fur with a yellowish back, while female fur is brighter red and close to orange. They usually live in primary forests and mainly eat young leaves, buds, flowers, fruits and seeds.

Appearing in the Pacific Ocean near Japan, the Western scorpionfish is a work of nature’s art with its attractive bright red plumage. Mysterious and alluring, the grass scorpion fish Rhinopias frondosa, with its body full of poisonous spines, is a master artist of disguise. The scorpion fish is one of the rarest venomous fish in the world.

They hunt with poisonous spines and mainly eat fish and invertebrates. The grass scorpion fish is not only a dance in the undersea world but also a living work of art.

With the scientific name Oxyhopus Melanogenys, the Tschudi reef snake is an artist of the animal world. This coral snake is a symbol of danger, often hiding under the ground or forest leaves, only appearing when it rains or during the breeding season. What’s special is that some species live completely underwater.

Known as the European red squirrel, this squirrel is a talented broker, widespread throughout Asia and Europe. Red squirrels belong to the tree squirrel family, living in both coniferous and temperate broadleaf forests in many European countries and Siberia. Their fur changes according to the season and where they live, usually they have the familiar red fur.

Endemic to Madagascar, the tomato frog is a large red frog that inflates its body when threatened. When a predator attacks and holds a tomato frog in its mouth, the frog’s skin secretes a type of mucus that sticks to the enemy’s eyes and mouth, forcing the enemy to release the frog.

The Tomato Frog’s name is based on its colorful appearance like a tomato. The color can change from orange-yellow to deep red after maturity. Most females are dark red or orange-red. Males are duller, more orange-brown or dark orange. The abdomen often has yellow patches and black spots on the throat.

Red-tailed macaws first appeared in European countries. The appearance characteristic of this parrot is that the main red color covers the outer feathers. Their tails are quite long, they have a rounded tip; The beak is large and curls inwards. Parrots’ eyes can be black or red, depending on the living area. The outer body is quite large, the chest is broad, the back is curved and the abdomen is wide.

Cherry shrimp is a type of freshwater shrimp from Taiwan that is often raised in aquariums. The natural color of this shrimp is brown-green; however, they have a reddish effect, which is what we often see in aquariums.

Cherry shrimp change color according to the background color and surroundings. If they are kept in a tank with a light colored substrate, the shrimp will become pale, or even transparent. On a darker background, shrimp will show the red color most clearly.

Red parrots, also known as rain beetles, belong to the spider family, stand out with their bright red color, and often appear in waste lands. These are talented, active hunters from an early age, often parasitic on insects and other spiders.

Looking at the names and images of red parrots, many people may be surprised by their beauty. But only Indians understand that behind the small appearance lie magical abilities. In traditional Indian medicine, red parrots have been used for thousands of years to treat many diseases such as whooping cough, paralysis, swollen joints, and especially to enhance male potency.

Red parrots have the ability to detect enemies from afar by sensing chemicals and vibrations.