The Squirrel Knows How to Bark
The North American prairie dog species include Cynomys gunnisoni, Cynomys ludovicianus, Cynomys mexicanus, Cynomys parvidens, and Cynomys leucurus. Although they...
Umbrella Bird
The scientific name is Cephalopterus ornatus, and they inhabit the forest canopy, primarily distributed in Bolivia and Brazil, specializing in...
Soc Macmot America
The American marmot, scientifically known as Marmota monax, primarily feeds on grass, fruits, vegetables, and grains. They forage almost exclusively...
The Spiders with Happy Faces
In Hawaii, the remote land of the United States, there exists a species of spider that conjures up images not...
Wilson’s Storm-Petrel
The Wilson's Storm-Petrel spends its entire life out at sea, with its breeding grounds located offshore as well. They only...
Housewife Frog
This species of toad carries a large number of eggs on its body, resembling a housewife wearing a white apron....
The smallest fish in the world
Measuring just 7.9 mm when fully grown, a "carp" scientifically named Paedocypris progenetica has recently been discovered in Sumatra, Indonesia,...
The Gift of Animal Love
In the case of the red-bellied species, the male presents a delicate blanket made of "the" thin silk woven from...
Lazy King – So Lazy That Moss Grows
In the animal kingdom, the Bradypus tridactylus, commonly known as the three-toed sloth, is perhaps the largest and laziest mammal,...
Scaly Quail – Callipepla squamata
The California Quail, scientifically known as Callipepla squamata, is the state bird of California, USA. It is referred to as...
