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BY Isabela Sedano ·
10·15·22
As several snake quotes talk about, due to their dangerous nature, people attach negative connotations to these slippery limbless reptiles - probably because their bites kill between 81,000 to 138,000 a year. However, in actuality, they have diverse backgrounds across cultures. Run through our curated list of snake quotes to uncover the mysteries and beliefs […]
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
10·14·22
The axolotl is an amphibian with a maximum lifespan of 15 years. It is a neotenic salamander with lizard-like limbs, related to the family of tiger salamanders, and is endemic to Mexico City, Lake Xochimilco, and Lake Chalco. It has other names like Mexican walking fish and water monster, and its binomial name is Ambystoma. […]
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10·12·22
Bats have fascinated generations and cultures with their mysterious nocturnal existence and agile flight patterns. Also, being the only mammal who can achieve true flight, they are interestingly associated with both evil spirits and good fortune. Learn more about these flying "blind" mammals as you explore our collection of bat quotes below. Due to the […]
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
10·12·22
You most likely think of a pest at the mention of the word, bug. In daily conversations, these jumping and flying animals often get described as creepy crawlies. If you're the kind of person who’s fascinated by bugs, click through to discover some cool bug facts.
Biodiversity
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10·12·22
Approximately 250 million years ago, terrible lizards or dinosaurs started dominating Earth. From palaeontologists' discoveries and kid's toys to heart-racing movies, we have countless sources to satisfy our curiosity about these creatures who once roamed the planet. We handpicked these dinosaur quotes to inform and scratch that itch to find out more about these incredible […]
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10·11·22
Moths are an important part of our ecosystems. More than their attraction to flames, moths are nocturnal pollinators and are bioindicators of a healthy environment. Whether you admire or fear the stout bodies, dull-colored wings, and furry antennas of moths, our moth quotes are like lamps attracting your desire for knowledge.
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
10·11·22
Some people say jellyfish are like colorful floating umbrellas. Well… floating sea umbrellas that can sting. These brainless invertebrates are among the deadliest and most resilient creatures on earth. So far, 200 types of jellyfish are known, each one unique in color, size, and behavior. There is so much to learn about these fascinating creatures, […]
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
10·08·22
With their soulful eyes and small body, sand cats are super adorable creatures. They look like stockier versions of domestic cats, but the similarity ends with their looks. Sand cats are ferocious hunters that live in the hottest places on earth. People rarely see sand cats in the wild, and their elusiveness is part of […]
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BY Mike Gomez ·
10·04·22
Explore World Animal Day and learn about why it matters today. Understand global initiatives for protecting wildlife and how you can help build a more sustainable and compassionate world for every creature.
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
09·25·22
Curious about the names of animals that start with different letters of the alphabet? You'll find loads of fascinating animals starting with the letter n, from the popular nightingale to colorful geckos and arctic whales. Read on to explore 30 animals starting with the letter n.
Biodiversity
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09·24·22
Whales appeared 50 million years ago. We’re lucky enough to share our planet with 90 whale species and whales are so more than their size. We have curated this list of whale quotes to change your perception of these cetaceans, have a read and be in awe of these incredible aquatic mammals.
Biodiversity
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09·23·22
Due to their larger-than-usual eyes and mysterious demeanor, people have linked majestic owls to positive and negative situations and characteristics for centuries. As you read our selection of the best owl quotes, you will learn more about owls and human perception of them.
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
09·21·22
Monkeys are such relatable and intelligent creatures. Their closest resemblance to humans of all the world's animals makes them pretty interesting. The world has about 200 types of monkeys; they come in varying shapes, sizes, and colors. Some monkey breeds are the size of your palm. Here we feature amazing 23 types of monkeys you […]
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BY Mike Gomez ·
09·17·22
International Red Panda Day serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of protecting these charming creatures. By exploring the day's events and supporting conservation efforts, we can help ensure the survival of red pandas for generations to come.
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
09·13·22
How often do you come across an animal with a name that starts with x? Like most people, the names of your local animals probably start with more common letters. In this article, we satisfy your curiosity with a list of animals that start with x and some facts about them.
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
09·11·22
Sharks are fantastic, fierce creatures that have a reputation for hunting as natural predators in the oceans. Today, we have over 500 different types of shark species in 8 different orders living in just about every ocean worldwide with varying lengths and sizes. Find out more about the different types of sharks, groups and species.
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BY Mike Gomez ·
09·07·22
On World Rhino Day, September 22, let's come together to support conservation efforts for the five endangered species. We can make a difference! Read on to learn the history, cause, challenges, and ways to celebrate this important day.
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BY Mike Gomez ·
09·03·22
Explore International Vulture Awareness Day and uncover key initiatives aimed at their conservation. Get involved and do your part in protecting vulture populations.
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
08·16·22
Have you ever wondered what happens to bees and other insects in the winter? During the warm summer days, it’s easy to find these insects flying around all over. However, as temperatures start to drop, you’ll notice that you don’t see them so often. So, where do they go?
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BY Mike Gomez ·
08·14·22
Discover fascinating ostrich facts, including their unique characteristics, impressive speed, and curious behaviors. Learn about their habitat, diet, and reproduction, as well as their appearances in popular culture and their importance in sustainable farming. Dive into the world of these extraordinary flightless birds and their efforts in conservation.
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
08·14·22
Whale beaching is where a whale ends up stranded on the beach. We also call this occurrence a cetacean stranding. Whale beaching endangers their life as when these marine animals wash up on the beach, it is difficult for them to get back into the water. Here we explore why whales beach themselves.
Biodiversity
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08·11·22
The long-limbed sluggish creature moves inch by inch, yet it reaches our hearts. From their relaxed nature to their unique lifestyle, these sloth quotes are perfect for anyone who loves these adorable creatures or needs a little reminder to slow down and enjoy life.
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
07·18·22
The whale is a member of the cetacean family. The order of cetaceans is a group of mammals that breathe air, give birth to live offspring, and produce milk. The Antarctic Blue Whale is the largest animal on our planet; this, along with many other whale facts, has led many to study and wonder about […]
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07·18·22
Despite their behemoth size, gorillas surprisingly share about 98% of our DNA. Not so unexpected if we consider other apes. In fact, our closest relatives are chimpanzees, with whom we share about 99% of our DNA. Do you want to know more about these giants? Then, discover the wonders of these fantastic apes as you […]
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
07·16·22
Bees are in danger because of the frightening rise in climate change, habitat loss, pesticide use, and colony collapse disorder. There has been a rapid decline in the population of bees recorded at the local, regional, and country levels. Here we explore why bees are endangered in more detail and why we should do more […]
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BY Jennifer Okafor ·
07·15·22
Ladybugs are some of the most loved insects we have on our planet. People appreciate them for their beautiful yet curious appearance, and farmers love them for their function. Ladybugs eat various plant-eating insects such as aphids, making them useful in garden settings. Here's 13 more fascinating ladybug facts.