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Life in Kochi

A student-written journal about Kochi Prefecture, Japan

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Category: Animalia

The word “animal” comes from the Latin word animal (meaning with soul, from anima, soul). The biological definition of the word refers to all members of the Kingdom Animalia, encompassing creatures ranging from insects to humans.

Maaji : Trachurus japonicas

by T. Furukawa Introduction The aji is one of the most popular fish. It is the maaji which is often … More

Dark Chub: Nipponocypris temminckii

by T. Nakayama Introduction Do you know kawamutsu? It is seen in narrow waterways , a lot of rivers. In … More

Yusuhara

Benkeigani: Chiromanates dehani

by K. Saito Introduction Chiromanates dehaani is one kind of crab in fresh water. They are called “KURO BENKEIGANI” in … More

Shimanto River

Zatokujira: Humpback Whale

by S. Toyoizumi Introduction Zatoukuzira is the order of a Whale, the suborder of a Baleen Whale, the family of … More

Irino, Muroto, Saga, Tosahimizu

Black swallowtail(クロアゲハ)

by M. Iwabuchi Introduction Black swallowtail is the most beautiful black butterfly. It is the largest of the swallowtails. It … More

Pygmy seahorse: Hippocampus bargibanti

by Y. Nagano Introduction Have you ever heard of a living creature called pygmy seahorse? It is very tiny seahorse … More

Kashiwajima

Japanese Monkey: Macaca fuscata fuscata

by K. Terayama Introduction These days the population of these monkeys is decreasing in a semi-natural area. This is due … More

Nakatosa

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