Black vs. Brown (Grizzly) Bears: Telling the Difference in the Forest
How well do you know your bears? North American forests are home to two magnificent bear species: the black bear and the brown bear (often referred to as the grizzly…
How well do you know your bears? North American forests are home to two magnificent bear species: the black bear and the brown bear (often referred to as the grizzly…
The Feathered Paradox: The Enigmatic Kiwi Bird Imagine a flightless bird the size of a chicken, with fur instead of feathers, nostrils at the tip of its long beak, and…
The Elusive Leopard: A Master of Many Landscapes From the sun-drenched savannas of Africa to the verdant rainforests of Asia, a solitary predator stalks unseen – the leopard (Panthera pardus).…
What is a spirit bear? A spirit bear, also known as a Kermode bear (Ursus americanus kermodei), is a rare subspecies of the North American black bear found primarily in…
Built Like a Brick…But Cuter: Unveiling the Wonder of Wombats Australia’s wildlife is a treasure trove of the weird and wonderful, and the wombat is no exception. These adorable, stocky…
The Enchanting Amazon: Home to the Pink River Dolphin The Amazon rainforest, a realm of emerald jungles and winding rivers, holds a captivating creature unlike any other – the pink…
The Thundering Comeback: The American Bison – A Symbol of Resilience The Great Plains of North America once echoed with the thunder of hooves – a sound synonymous with the…
Digging Up Fun: The Quirky Charm of Bandicoots Unlike their glamorous kangaroo cousins, bandicoots are the scrappy underdogs of the Australian outback. These marsupials, named for their “bandicoot” calls, pack…
Vampire Bats: Bloodthirsty But Crucial Vampire bats are small, leaf-nosed bats found in Central and South America. They are the only mammals that feed exclusively on blood, earning them their…
All About the World’s Largest Rodent General Habitat and Behavior Interesting Facts Not-So-Fun Facts (but still important!) Want to learn more? Check out our capybara FAQ. More photos below ↓