If you prefer keeping a reptile as a pet, iguanas are a great choice. Wouldn’t it be nice to discover astonishing things about these magnificent creatures? Sit back to learn rare facts about the highly adaptive lizard of the American continent. 1. Iguanas lose their tail easily, but it grows back Detaching their tails is an escape mechanism used by iguanas when attacked by predators. It will grow back regardless of the number of times it gets trimmed....
1. Jellyfish Might be Even Older Than Dinosaurs Fossils of jellyfish are difficult to find because jellyfish do not have any bones! However, those that have been uncovered are extremely old. For example, many well-preserved jellyfish fossils were discovered in Utah that date back to 505 million years ago when it was covered by ocean waters. Many scientists believe that jellyfish may have lived even earlier, however, possibly up to 700 million years ago!...
Interestingly, it’s a Joro spider fact that these beautiful spiders have become an invasive species in America despite being indigenous to Southeast Asia. Also, they are helpful to people as they eat pests like mosquitoes. Besides these fascinating Joro spider facts, many others are present, which we explore below. 1. Joro Spider Facts: Females Are More Colorful In most animal species, the male is more colorful or extravagantly adorned. However, it’s a Joro spider fact that the female is the brighter of this species....
10. Megalodons Died Off Before Homosapiens Existed Megalodons went extinct before homo sapiens existed, while the exact period is disputed. Some academics say they died off 3.6 million years ago during the Pliocene epoch, while others say 2.6 million. Early homo sapiens initially appeared 2.5 million years ago. 9. Megalodon Teeth Have Been Found In Southern California Shark teeth, particularly megalodon teeth, can be found in the Sharktooth Hill Bone Bed in the deserts of Southern California....
We think you’ll be surprised by some of the unique polar bear facts below. For example, did you know that polar bears aren’t actually white? Or that eating a polar bear’s liver could poison you? Read on to learn more! 1. Polar bears aren’t the only white bears In the coastal regions of British Columbia, there are subspecies of black bears, sometimes born with white fur. These white or cream-colored bears of the Great Bear Rainforest are called Kermode bears....
Check out these 10 interesting prairie dog facts that will fascinate you! 1. Prairie Dogs Reside In Complex Underground Burrows It’s easy to see how well-organized prairie dogs can be just by looking at their homes! Their underground burrows consist of an incredibly detailed and complex system of tunnels. Each tunnel has its own designated purpose. The tunnels are all built with a specific purpose in mind, from nurseries to sleeping rooms to toilets....
The Top 10 Most Incredible Python Facts Pythons are iconic snakes that people have used as inspiration for fashion and kept as pets. Although they are originally from Asia and Africa, pythons are commonly found throughout the world nowadays. Whether you see them in the wild or a zoo, these snakes are very intriguing. Take a look at ten facts about these snakes that will help you better understand the reptiles!...
1. Snowy Owls Can Fly Up To 50 Mph Snowy Owls are found all throughout North America and can reach speeds of up to 50 mph (80 km/h) in the air and are known to hunt in a wide variety of environments, including the tundra, meadows, marshes, and fields. 2. Snowy Owls’ Resting Heart Rate Is 200 BPM Because of their Arctic habitat, snowy owls must work hard to keep warm and find food over the long winter months....
1. Toucans Are Very Noisy Birds Toucans create a lot of noise. According to the San Diego Zoo, the popular term “toucan” stems from the sound the species makes. Toucans are one of the noisiest birds on the planet. They seem like frogs croaking as they sing. With their bills, they also make tapping and clattering noises. Several toucan species also make braying, growling, and barking sounds. Female toucans have a higher voice than the males....
Additionally, many species of spiders creep about in homes and gardens across the state. From orb-weavers to jumping spiders, you can find all sorts of spiders in New Hampshire. Here is a list of 10 spiders in New Hampshire that you’re likely to encounter throughout the state. #10: Hump-Backed Orb Weaver The hump-backed orb weaver, Eustala anastera, belongs to the orb-weaver family Araneidae. You can find these oddly-shaped spiders in New Hampshire as well as throughout much of North and Central America....
From Lake Maurepas’ undeveloped laid-back atmosphere to Lake Pontchartrain, the state’s largest lake, there is a lake experience for everyone in Louisiana. State visitors explore Calcasieu Lake to view a rare pink dolphin named Pinky and anglers take advantage of Lac des Allemands, the “Catfish Capital of the Universe.” Caddo Lake and Black Lake, also called Clear Lake, are great destinations for anglers. In addition to the great fishing presented by Louisiana’s lakes, birds and other wildlife are richly dispersed across the diverse landscapes of Calcasieu Lake and Catahoula Lake....
1. House Finch (Haemorhous mexicanus) The house finch inhabits most areas in Texas, but primarily in the Panhandle, Central, and West Texas. This colorful, adaptable bird is native to the Southwest, and its rosy red face is a common sighting in backyard feeders across the United States. You can find it on the ground or perched high in nearby trees when it is not at feeders. Its native habitats are deserts, grasslands, and open woods, but it also frequents backyards, parks, and farms....
How Many Species of Elephants are there? There are three recognized species of elephants alive today – African bush, African forest, and Asian. There are also three subspecies of the Asian elephant – Sumatran, Sri Lankan, and Indian. Where the elephants are found is dependent on which species they are, with African and Asian elephants never coming into contact with each other. African bush elephants live in the forests, grasslands, and wetlands of Central and Southern Africa, while African forest elephants prefer the rainforests of Central and Western Africa....
Texas is the second-largest U.S. state, and its four corners have something special to offer travelers. Of course, since we’re talking about Texas, parks and historical sites are dedicated to honoring battles, Spanish missions, and frontier forts. We already know much about the Big Bend and the Guadalupe Mountains National Parks, but how about the national monuments in the Lone Star State? No matter what our fields of study or interests are, visiting historical sites can encourage a deeper understanding of historical events and give us the chance to understand people who came before us....
You’ll learn how big they are, where you’re most likely to see them, and how they fit into the food web in this state! What Are the Biggest Spiders in Massachusetts? When most people think of the largest spiders, they imagine tarantulas and various species of bird-eater spiders. You won’t see those in Massachusetts unless they’re someone’s pets. That doesn’t mean you can’t see some sizable spiders throughout the state, though....
What Are the Biggest Spiders in South Dakota? We’ve come up with a list of five of the biggest spiders in South Dakota. We’ve done our best to gather a list that represents different genera and species. Otherwise, you’d be looking at a list of wolf spiders and fishing spiders. With that in mind, we’ll show you where these spiders live and what they look like. We’ll also provide information on what to expect if one of them bites you....
Out of 3,000 snake species on the planet, only 600 are venomous.Fangs puncture prey and deliver potent venom through long, needle-like fangs.The snake with the longest fangs is the Gaboon viper. There are more than 3,000 snake species in the world. Do not let this number alarm you though. Only 600 species out of the lot are venomous and only about 200 species can actually kill or significantly wound a human....
What is an Aphid? There are many types of aphid. They are soft bodied insects belonging to the order Hemiptera. This order includes over 80,000 species of “true bugs” such as bed bugs, cicadas, leafhoppers, planthoppers, shield bugs, and aphids. Hemiptera includes 37 families, however, the only extant (not extinct) family of “true aphids” is Aphididae. The family Aphididae includes about 5,000 species of aphids that are in 24 groups called subfamilies....
Each dog park offers a unique experience and brings a fun time with your dog. Dog parks provide a safe area to let your pup run off-leash and are filled with other friendly pooches ready to socialize. Having your dog fully vaccinated and well trained are important before visiting any dog park, as it helps create a safe environment for everyone. Let’s take a look at 8 of the best dog parks in Colorado Springs so you can plan your next fun day with your furry friend....
Luckily, you can buy a wide variety of pet supplies from Costco as a pet owner. You can save time and money by making bulk purchases at wholesale price on pet products at Costco. Here in this article are nine pet products you should buy directly from Costco. If you want to give your pet a life of luxury and comfort, read this article. The Scoop Away Complete Performance Scented Cat Litter Scoop Away Complete Performance Scented Cat Litter is one of the best pet products at Costco....
