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The catalpa is a plant typical mainly of tropical and sub-tropical regions. It is able to climb up the trunks of trees towards the light.
This ornamental plant of parks is also very useful to form an impenetrable barrier against thieves with its dense, thorny structure.
A popular pet of children. They can be easily recognised by the red patches behind their eyes.
A plant native to the temperate regions of Europe and Asia that lives mostly in oak forests.
A fascinating aquatic insect species that is able to 'walk' on the water using surface tension.
The largest of the great apes. During evolution humans diverged from gorillas around 6 million years ago.
This plant with lovely flowers grows wild on greens, meadows and grazing fields.
This ruderal plant, the ancestor of the carrot, can be found all around the world.
Thanks to its high nutritional value, the clover is an excellent fodder plant; four-leaved clovers are a real rarity and are thought to bring luck.
Curious little animal living in underground burrows in the African savannahs.
The tallest animal on the planet, yet it has the same number of vertebrae as humans.
Spring is one of the seasons of the temperate climate zone. Nature comes to life, flowers start blooming and the woods and meadows turn green again.
This popular vegetable is an excellent ingredients of salads. It is also used in beauty industry for its skin-regenerating effect.
Donkeys are domesticated members of the horse family; they are smaller and less common than horses. In most places they are kept as pack animals.
One of our most popular vegetables and an excellent source of vitamin A, essential for good eyesight.
Tomato belongs in the nightshade family and is native to South and Central America. Tomatoes can be preserved or consumed raw.
A plant of American origin that can be eaten raw and cooked. It is also used as a condiment.
A popular crop of ploughlands. Its oil is widely used in cookery and has well known medicinal properties.
Its fruit that is similar to apple is one of the most popular fruit we have. Among the fruit species, it is probably the one that needs the largest amount of water and heat.
This fruit native to China has a fibrous brown skin and a yellow or green flesh. It is a rich source of vitamin C.
An animal species kept as livestock by man, among the first to be domesticated for their fleece, milk and meat.
The most eye-catching characteristic of snails is their shell that is in fact an exoskeleton made mostly of calcium carbonate.
One of the main ingredients of the highly popular refreshment: the lemonade. As it is high in vitamin C, it helps us prevent catching colds.