Annielender 2018 Day | 18

The Alaskan Mountain Goat is a sizable animal that lives in mainly tundra alpine regions, in very high altitudes.
 As you can imagine, this goat species is an excellent climber and can be seen climbing up even the narrowest of cliffs that a skilled mountain climber wouldn't dare go near.
 Sadly, this mountain goat is the only surviving species from the Oreamnos genus, but this makes them all the more unique.
Their long dark pointed horns can be found on both males and females, that continue to grow as they age. 
They can be anywhere from 100-300lbs (50-150kg), depending on age and gender. 
They have huge extremely fluffy white coats for warmth in the cold regions that they live,
 along with their long snouts and bodies.

Despite being called the Water Snowflake, the Nymphoides indica (water snowflake) flower actually grows in tropical warm regions.
 This flower is praised for its unique petals that resemble the shape of a snowflake! It has a golden yellow center and bright white petals.
 It is so common that in some areas, such as Florida, it is even considered a weed. This flower is unique because the number of petals can vary from 5 or more,
 depending on the individual plant. It's a floating leaf type of flower that grows in the water much like water lilies or lotus' flowers.
Although being a summer plant, these flowers can still last in mild winter conditions.
 After blooming, these flowers only remain opened for a single day.