Are There Wild Hamsters?
Yes, there are wild hamsters! In fact, there are over 20 species of hamsters, and only a small number of those are the domesticated breeds we keep as pets. The…
30 Unusual Animals That Actually Exist
The animal kingdom is full of surprises, from the majestic lions and elephants we all know to a plethora of bizarre and wonderful creatures that seem like they could be…
Book Review: Ten Feet Tall, Still
Ten Feet Tall, Still by Julie Suhr A remarkable book about a remarkable woman. Even if you’ve never heard of the sport of endurance riding, Ten Feet Tall, Still is a…
What Are the Differences Between Deer and Antelope?
The sprawling savannas and dense forests of our world are home to a magnificent array of herbivores. Two particularly captivating groups that often cause confusion are deer and antelopes. While…
FAQ: Wildebeest (Gnu) Migration
What’s the deal with the gnu migration? Here are some FAQs to help you unravel the mysteries of this annual migratory marvel. Q: What’s the deal with the gnu migration?…
This Animal Has the Fastest Punch in the World
The unassuming, lobster-like mantis shrimp has a knockout punch, delivering a killer blow as fast as a 22-caliber bullet. That’s a punch that reaches 50mph in only three milliseconds. In…
Book Review: The Elephant Whisperer
The Elephant Whisperer: My Life with the Herd in the African Wild by Lawrence Anthony with Graham Spence When South African conservationist Lawrence Anthony was asked to accept a herd of…
Meet the Yakutian Horse, Who Can Live at 94 Degrees Below Zero
Horses Who Never Freeze Far-East Siberia is the land where the woolly mammoth once roamed. The winter landscape is starkly beautiful — and fatal. Temperatures can plummet to -94 degrees…
Be My Valentine: The 10 Most Romantic Critters in the Animal Kingdom
Love makes the world go around… or so the saying goes. Human social structure is largely based on romantic partnerships, and the drive to reproduce is what guides most species…
How Many Kinds of Kangaroos Are There?
There are two ways to answer this question, depending on how you define “kind” of kangaroo. Excellent question!
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