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Nurse sharks can reach maximum lengths of 14 feet (4.27 meters), which is more than twice the average human’s height. Considering their size, just how dangerous or aggressive are they? Are Nurse Sharks Aggressive? Nurse sharks are one of the most harmless sharks in the world. Besides their size and ‘savage’ tags, nurse sharks are easy-going animals. They move slowly and sleep for most of the daytime, earning them a mention among the world’s laziest animals....

1. Bridal Veil Falls Bridal Veil Falls, Colorado’s largest free-falling waterfall, plunges 365 feet into a mountain box canyon. Telluride, a mountain town known for its skiing and festivals, also sits in the box canyon, and it is also quite a sight to see. You can reach Bridal Veil Falls by climbing through rocky terrain that reaches 1,200 feet in height over a 1.8-mile climb. Hikers will find a variety of intriguing routes above the falls, as well as an old power plant....

10 Mountains In Ohio The mountains in Ohio may be lacking in height but they aren’t lacking in views. If you like to go for a walk in the woods and not have to stress yourself out with swift steep climbs then Ohio is a great place to visit. It’s also a very family friendly vacation spot because these hills and mountains in Ohio are perfect for family hiking even with small children:...

Cougars are most closely related to jaguarundi and cheetahs. They all belong to the family Felidae and are believed to have originated from Asia 11 million years ago. However, much of what is known regarding their evolutionary history is only based on mitochondrial DNA analysis. Cougars play a significant role in the ecosystem. They help prevent the population of ungulate species from becoming more extensive than their habitat can support....

1. The Pink Fairy Armadillo Have A Pretty Cool Nickname The pink fairy armadillo has acquired the peculiar moniker “sand-swimmer.” Biologists have long assumed they can “swim” across the sand like a fish swimming in water. That is a fallacy, as the pink fairy armadillo uses its claws to burrow into the sand. 2. The Pink Fairy Armadillo’s Shell Has Bands So That They Can Roll Up The pink fairy armadillo can curl up into a ball to protect its delicate soft underside because of the 24 bands that make up its armored shell....

Pronghorn travel between summer and winter grazing places to live. Pronghorns have yellowish-brown to reddish-brown fur with white stripes on their necks and mouths. Male pronghorns have black throats and faces. For 10 Incredible Pronghorn Facts, keep reading! 1. They Are Sometimes Confused With The Antelope Although not actually an antelope, the American pronghorn is commonly referred to as such due to its many common names. It’s like Old World antelopes and has a similar ecological role in North America according to parallel evolution....

Here, we’ll learn more about these incredible, prehistoric-looking predatory birds. We’ll find out how big they get, how they raise their chicks, and where they get their name from. Read on to learn some incredible shoebill stork facts! 1. Shoebill Storks Are in Danger of Going Extinct Also known as the whale-headed stork, shoebills are currently listed as Vulnerable to extinction. Despite their name, shoebill storks are no longer considered storks; they’re actually in their own family of birds....

Besides being the perfect meat for Thanksgiving, here are 10 other facts about turkeys that may amaze you: 1. Wild And Domesticated Turkeys Are The Same Species There are wild and domesticated turkeys and while you may be tempted to think they are different species, they are the same and they have the same scientific name- Meleagris gallopavo. However, owing to their different habitats, there are ostensible differences between them....

What Are the Biggest Spiders in Oklahoma? We’ve compiled a list of the biggest spiders in Oklahoma. These creatures all measure 2 inches or more by their total size, including their leg length. Not only will you see how big these spiders get, but you’ll also learn about what they look like and if they are dangerous to humans if they bite. You’ll learn why you shouldn’t worry about an encounter with most big spiders, but also which ones should be avoided....

What ocean is New York near? The ocean that a state is located on is one of the most important factors in determining the types of sharks that live in the area. New York is on the east coast of the United States, although most of the state is landlocked. The portion of land touching the ocean, however, is small. That region is mostly restricted to New York City and Long Island....

Although alligator poop is not a widely researched topic, there are interesting facts about this animal’s excreta. Discover everything you’ve ever wanted to know about alligator poop in this article. What Does The Alligator Poop Look Like? The alligator poop is similar to bird poop as it also contains both feces and urine. This unique way of passing out waste is possible because alligators don’t have a separate passage for urine and feces....

Are Onions Poisonous To Cats Or Dogs? You may be surprised to learn that dogs and cats can become poisoned by all parts of the onion, including the leaves, flesh, skin, and juice, whether cooked or uncooked. And, cats and dogs are not just poisoned by the typical onion, but all vegetables in the onion family! That’s right; the entire onion family, whether they’re dehydrated or powdered, can deplete a pet’s red blood cells and lead to anemia....

Given their broad range of habitats, including forests, grasslands, savannas, and even swamps, it should not be surprising that tigers previously lived in a region that spanned from the Caucasus and the Caspian Sea to the Pacific Ocean and from Siberia to the Philippines. Today, their territory has significantly shrunk, and unfortunately, certain subspecies of these beautiful creatures are on the verge of extinction. This raises the possibility that there might not be as many tigers as we believe....

1.) Guadalupe Peak Located in: Culberson CountyHeight: 8,751 feetNearby City: El Paso and CarlsbadKnown For: The tallest peak in Texas Reaching an elevation of 8,751 ft Guadalupe Peak is part of one of the most incredible mountain ranges you can find in Texas, the Guadalupe Mountains. Within the Guadalupe mountains, you can find a wide variety of species, including 60 species of mammals, 289 species of bird, and 55 species of reptile....

Read on to learn more about the fascinating anglerfish! 1. Anglerfish Can Weigh Over 100 Pounds Anglerfish vary from about the size of a coffee cup to over 100 pounds. Some grow to over three feet long. Depending on the species, males may be just 1/10th the size of females. The largest anglerfish yet discovered are known as warty seadevils. Females of this species can reach up to three feet long, while males measure under an inch long....

1. Badgers Can Weigh Over 20 LB First, on our list of incredible badger facts, let’s talk size. A full-grown adult badger can weigh as much as 26 lb! On the smaller side, they can weigh as little as 8.8 lb. However, a typical badger is between 1.7ft to 2.8ft long. Badgers are best described as short and sturdy. They have stumpy tails, flat bodies, and tiny legs. The badger’s face is triangular, making it perfect for nosing into the tightest spaces....

Bernese Mountain Dogs are solid and loyal canines from Switzerland. Poodles are intelligent purebred dogs with famous wavy coats. That’s why a typical Bernedoodle puppy will be reliable, innovative, and have a curly coat! What else should you know about this well-designed hybrid? Read on to learn incredible Bernedoodle facts. 1. The Bernedoodle Costs Around $500-$5,000 Price is the first thing to discuss on our list of unbelievable Bernedoodle facts....

The central belief about camels is that they are majorly used for carrying loads by the nomads. Although the hypothesis is true, there are more incredible things about camels than being used for transportation. Below are ten incredible facts about a camel. 1. Camels Can Do Without Water For Weeks The amount of time an average human body can stay without water is three days, but a camel survives more than that....

Let’s take a look at some incredible facts about the dragonfly. 1. Dragonflies Are Prehistoric Animals It sounds shocking, but dragonflies roamed the earth long before dinosaurs came to the scene. Scientists have placed their existence at 300 million years, more than 60 million years ahead of the dinosaurs. Despite all the changes that have occurred over time, dragonflies still exist, even though they have evolved to fit today’s survival conditions....

#10: European Garden Spider Also known as the diadem spider, cross spider, or crowned orb weaver, the European garden spider belongs to the orb weaver family Araneidae. While they are native to Europe, you can also find these spiders in Delaware and throughout North America. Fully grown females measure from 6.5 to 20 millimeters long, while males range from 5.5 to 13 millimeters. Their colors can vary from light-yellow to dark-grey....