But it’s very clever to combine these senses. It may identify carrion through smell, sounds made by other predators feasting on the carcass, and even by watching vultures circle a dead animal. Because of their keen hearing, hyenas can detect sounds from other predators feasting or killing prey up to six miles away. In the famous Kruger National Park, there’s a sighting of a hyena walking toward an injured impala....
In this article, we will compare and contrast alocasia with colocasia so that you can fully understand both plants as individuals. We will go over their physical appearances as well as what they are typically used for, and we’ll even give you their growing preferences. Let’s get started and learn all about these plants now! Comparing Alocasia vs Colocasia Key Differences Between Alocasia vs Colocasia There are a number of key differences between alocasia and colocasia....
Although the enormous state may have developed a reputation for doing things their way, they generally have a lenient attitude toward exotic pets. This article will dig deeper into the rules and regulations for keeping axolotls as pets and other interesting facts. What Are Axolotls? Although axolotls are amphibians and prefer to spend their entire lives underwater, they are frequently referred to as “Mexican walking fish.” They are the rarest species of the salamander family, and these animals are hardly ever found in the wild....
What are bumble bees? Bumble bees are one of 250 bees in the genus Bombus. These bees are easy to recognize because they are the oval pompom-shaped fuzzy yellow bees. They are plump and have the characteristic yellow and black stripes with four wings and a stinger on the end. On their back, they have four small wings that have puzzled scientists on how they are capable of flight. But bees can fly and are quite adept and changing direction, hovering and flying distances to find nectar....
1. Eastern Box Turtle (Terrapene carolina carolina) The eastern box turtle is actually one of the common box turtle’s three living subspecies. It is perhaps best known for its double-hinged plastron (the part of the shell covering the turtle’s belly). This allows the turtle to fully pull its head and limbs inside the shell, closing the shell’s hinges and turning it into a protective “box” that allows the turtle to hide from predators....
1) Legless Lizards (Glass Lizards) Why wouldn’t you refer to legless lizards as snakes? They certainly look like snakes! There are a few characteristics that make them true lizards and not snakes. First, they can blink. Snakes do not have eyelids but a clear membrane that covers their eyes. Secondly, legless lizards have ear holes, whereas snakes do not have external ears. Lastly, legless lizards can regrow their tails if broken off....
Long Beach has plenty of dog parks all around the city. From large grassy dog parks to small shaded local parks, there is something to enjoy for everyone. Like all cities, Long Beach has rules for dogs and their owners that want to visit a city park, such as; All dogs must wear a collar with current tags.No aggressive dogs.Dogs must be older than 4 months, vaccinated, and licensed.Puppies younger than 4 months are not permitted for their and other dogs’ protection....
1. The axolotl can regrow virtually every part of its body Generally, amphibians can regenerate certain parts of their body, such as their limbs and tails. However, in the case of the axolotl, this ability is taken a notch higher. These creatures can regenerate almost all parts of their body, including their brains. When we say all parts of their body, we mean their jaws, lung tissue, spinal cords, ovary, skin, and even parts of their hearts....
Let’s take a look at some incredible cavapoo facts! 1. Cavapoos are Smart Since cavapoos come from two very intelligent dog breeds—poodles and King Charles cavalier spaniels—they’re no dummies. These dogs are easy to train and can learn even the most complex of commands. To keep them healthy and happy, it’s important to keep them mentally stimulated. This can be accomplished with exercise, training, and stimulating activities like food puzzles....
1. Golden Retrievers originated from Scotland Golden Retrievers originated from Scotland during the 19th century. Sir Dudley Marjoribanks developed this breed by cross-breeding Flat-Coated Retrievers with Water Spaniels and other British dog breeds. By cross-breeding these dogs over time, the loving and adorable Golden Retriever was created! Since then, they have been used for sports, jobs, therapy, and as a companion for many different families. 2. Golden Retrievers are sporting dogs Because they are Retrievers, Golden Retrievers have been a popular breed used for a variety of sports....
1. There are Two Groups of Quail, but they’re not Closely Related There are approximately 130 species of quail alive today, and they are divided into two groups – Old World and New World. Old World quails are members of the family group Phasianidae and are native to Australia, Africa, Asia, Europe, and New Zealand. Phasianidae is known as the pheasant family and includes pheasants, partridges, chickens, and turkeys. New World quails are the sole members of the family group Odontophoridae and are native to the Americas....
You’d probably need a winter coat even during summer if you stepped out 20,000 years ago, when humans co-existed with the now-extinct group of mammoths. Woolly mammoths lived in the far north at a time when the Earth was experiencing an ice age. That was when ice covered large parts of Europe, Asia, and North America. Presently, we still seem to have a deep connection with woolly mammoths, as we do with elephants....
1. Moss Glen Falls Granville has a beautiful horsetail waterfall called Moss Glen Falls, with streams flowing down an angled granite wall. They start as a series of tiny steps before expanding into a pale turquoise pool about 25 feet across. The 35-foot-tall falls are located in the Green Mountain National Forest, but can also be viewed by driving Vermont Route 100 if you are not able to walk there. However, no matter where you are, they are a stunning sight to see....
You may ask yourself, what species is this? Maybe you’re an amateur bird watcher, or perhaps you want to attract a specific species to your backyard. Whatever your reason, These 15 red birds in Texas are fascinating creatures to study or admire at your birdfeeder. Northern Cardinal These bright red birds are well-loved across the US and easily identifiable. This bird has a body, head, and tail, with black around its beaks....
Animals are declared extinct when they’ve gone unobserved in the wild for 50 years. Those on the IUCN Red List that are entering their 50th year of absence are up for an extinction declaration in 2022. Animals that go extinct via this observational method, as opposed to other events like natural disasters, are sometimes referred to as lost species. We’ll include a few of those lost species on our list....
A gorilla’s strength is roughly ten times its weight, and the combined strength of just two mature silverbacks is greater than that of twenty human beings. On the bench press, a Silverback gorilla could indeed bench press 4,000 pounds, whereas a highly trained human male has a maximum of 885 pounds. One gorilla was able to hoist up to 1800 pounds, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. So, how does the strength of a Silverback Gorilla stack up against the rest of the animal kingdom?...
According to the International Shark Attack File, the state sees an average of 25 bites yearly. However, compared to other states and countries in the world, this number is rather high, thus cementing Florida as the shark bite capital of the world. This article explores Florida beaches and counties with the most shark attacks. How Many People Were Bitten By Sharks Last Year In The USA? Last year, there were 73 confirmed shark attacks worldwide, and the US accounted for 47 of them....
Since its eastern part is bordered by water, Massachusetts is abundant with aquatic animals, including sharks. Over ten shark species have been spotted off its coast, including the world’s fastest sharks (shortfin mako sharks) and the most aggressive sharks (great whites and tiger sharks). Although the state isn’t among the first U.S. states with the most shark attacks, ranking 12th, sharks were often spotted in the area, especially in the past few years, when great whites seem to have multiplied....
Here, we’ll discover eight snakes common to the swamps of the South. We’ll learn what each species looks like and whether or not they’re dangerous. Then, we’ll discover what they eat and what parts of the South they inhabit. Read on to learn more about the eight snakes you’ll find in the South’s swamps! 8. Burmese Python Unlike the other snakes on our list, the Burmese python is not native to the South or even to North America....
The American Cocker Spaniel is a sporting dog closely related to the English Cocker Spaniel. On the other hand, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a companion dog that shares the same history as King Charles Spaniel. Both breeds can make great family pets. However, some features can help you understand which is most suitable for your lifestyle. Read on to learn the dissimilarities between American Cocker Spaniels and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels!...
