Selva Tropical | RPG | PT-BR V1.0

Lionesses

The lioness in the spotlight undoubtedly brings together in her female nature characteristics similar to those of the Panthera leo species: proud in facing adversity, vigilant against possible personal and family threats and, finally, protector of life, values ​​and principles. While lionesses live in the group for their entire lives, male lions often stay for only two to four years. After that, they leave or are expelled by other males. Basically, the lion's only job is to defend its territory from males who are strangers to the group. The Leo is romantic and attentive to the person he loves. He values ​​loyalty and fidelity in any relationship, as this is part of his values. Because he feels so confident, he is admired for being the center of attention. This is a way of showing affection and gratitude to the people he loves, protecting them. The females act by ensuring the capture of food and caring for the cubs, while the males are responsible for protecting the group against attacks by other lions. Females usually go hunting, due to their greater agility. However, hunting is not always guaranteed, so lions can go up to three days without eating.

Cobras

Snakes are a group of reptiles with elongated bodies covered in scales, no limbs and no eyelids. Snakes can be found in almost all environments and can be arboreal, terrestrial, fossorial (they live buried in the ground) or aquatic. Snake is the name given to crawling reptiles with elongated bodies and no legs. In fact, calling these animals “serpents” is more correct, since “snake”, in some countries, is a word used only to refer to cobras, found in Africa and Asia. In short, snakes do not have legs/limbs; therefore, they crawl. In addition, they do not have movable eyelids and are mainly carnivores (they feed on insects and other animals). Snakes have a forked tongue used as an accessory organ for touching and smelling. Snakes are carnivores and feed on a variety of prey, including rodents, birds, amphibians, fish, and other reptiles. They have highly flexible jaws that allow them to swallow animals larger than their own head width. Snakes have the ability to camouflage themselves in environments that are favorable to them in order to hunt and protect themselves from predators.

Panthers

Common name for carnivorous mammals of the Felidae family, of the Panthera genus, which live in tropical regions, with yellowish fur spotted with black. The way in which the black spots are associated allows us to distinguish some of the animals known as panthers. “Black panther” is a colloquial term used to refer to dark-colored jaguars (Panthera onca) and leopards (Panthera pardus). These animals are melanistic, meaning they have a black coat or large clusters of black spots against a backdrop of dark skin. The Black Panthers were a party that emerged in the United States in the 1960s, in the context of the civil rights movements of the black community. Its dark, shiny coat can arouse feelings of fascination and curiosity. Protection and predatory instinct: The black panther is a skilled and powerful predator. In some cultures, she is seen as a protective guardian.

Bees

They belong to the Insecta class, and therefore have a body divided into three parts (head, thorax and abdomen), three pairs of legs, one pair of antennae and two pairs of wings. The head houses the structures responsible for the senses of this animal, such as the antennae, which are linked to smell and hearing. Bees are animals belonging to the Apidae family. They are generally no more than three centimeters long; and the body is divided into head, thorax and abdomen. They also have compound eyes, two pairs of wings, three pairs of legs and one pair of antennae. Bees generally pollinate flowers of all types, although some species specialize in certain flowers. A bee visits ten flowers per minute in search of pollen and nectar. It makes, on average, forty flights per day, touching 40 thousand flowers.

Spiders

Spiders have their bodies divided into a cephalothorax and an abdomen. In the cephalothorax, the spider has four pairs of legs, a pair of palps (appendages shorter than the legs, used to aid in feeding and in males for reproduction) and a pair of chelicerae (used to inject venom). Spiders are animals with eight legs known for spinning silk webs, used to catch insects. They live in all parts of the world, except Antarctica. They belong to the arachnid group, as do scorpions, ticks and mites. There are approximately 38 thousand species, or types, of spider. Arachnids are invertebrate animals from the arthropod group that have four pairs of legs, a pair of chelicerae and pedipalps. They do not have wings or antennae. The body of arachnids is covered by an exoskeleton of chitin.