How Otters Use Play to Strengthen Their Skills
Otters are semiaquatic mammals that are known for their playful behavior.
Penguins Have a Unique Social Structure
Penguins are flightless marine birds that live almost exclusively below the equator.
Alaska Is Home to Incredible Wildlife
On January 3rd, 1959, Alaska was admitted to the United States, becoming the 49th state.
How Did Wolves Evolve Into Modern Dogs?
Known for their legendary howls and strong pack bonds, wolves are the ancestors of modern dogs.
Elephants Have Many Rare Qualities
The elephant is the world’s largest living land animal.
‘Bambi’ Revolutionized Animated Filmmaking
Walt Disney’s fifth full-length animated movie, ‘Bambi’, was released in the US on August 21st, 1942. Let’s take a closer look at the film in honor of the 80th anniversary of its debut.
How The Cheetah Evolved For Speed
Able to sprint at top speeds of 60 to 70 miles per hour, the cheetah is the fastest living land mammal.
The Komodo Dragon Has a Deadly Bite
The Komodo dragon is the largest living species of lizard. It’s a dangerous predator with a famously deadly bite, but the animal faces several threats of its own.
Foxes Live Up to Their Cunning Reputation
Often seen as a symbol of animal cunning, foxes are found on every continent except Antarctica. Their ability to adapt has helped fuel their widespread presence in a variety of different ecosystems.
Bees Are Vital to the Ecosystem and the Economy
Bees and other pollinators serve an important role in both the worldwide economy as well as the ecosystem itself. Here are some fun facts about these small but mighty insects.