I heard you're a naturalist too - it's time to unbutton your shirt and meet each other bare-hearted

From Pliny the Elder to Darwin, humans have never stopped exploring the environment they live in. As our footprints spread across the globe,naturalistsstill keep walking without pause.

Maybe you're just an office worker, or an ordinary student, but as long as you hold a deep love for all things in nature, you are ahidden naturalist。

Just like Clark Kent, reporter for the Daily Planet, who tears open his shirt to reveal a giant "S", what kind of pattern is hidden beneath your shirt? Let's open upthe naturalist's wardrobeand find out together~

Mushroom Homebody

Mushrooms are like sprites of the mountain forests, elusive yet everywhere. As a type of fungus, humans still know very little about mushrooms.Ten kinds of mushrooms- can you recognize them all?

Insect Expert

You may have always been fascinated by the rhinoceros beetle's shiny "armor" and the forked "steel fork" at the tip of its mandibles. The Japanese rhinoceros beetle, the star rhinoceros beetle among insects, quietly crouches in a corner...

You probably already know that there are nearly 2000 species of mantises worldwide.6 mantisesare telling their stories, all captured in the naturalist's eyes.

Plant Enthusiast

The veins of leaves are delicate and exquisite. As a plant enthusiast, is your bookshelf also stuffed with books holding pressed leaves? Landing on a plant enthusiast is the most perfect destiny for a leaf.

Shell Collector

Using framed pictures to hang your collection in the living room - that's what high-end collectors do. The first thing a newbie does is"paint" shells on their body, so that no matter where they are, they can hear the song of the ocean.

Friend of Jellyfish

On this Earth there are over 200 jellyfish species in total. 2% protein and 3% salt plus 95% water together make up this transparent being.