These golden-striped salamanders live in a wide variety of habitats of the American west, from wet rainforests to sagebrush deserts. Seasonally…
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These ducks are among the last to migrate north in spring, but one of the first to migrate south in the fall. They fly great distances, sometimes as far as…
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His Pride Jun 19, 2018 It’s not often that lions sire their cubs in the same zoo
At 2 inches, these snakes have the longest fang out of any venomous snake, as well as the highest venom yield. Despite being on the of the fastest-striking…
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A smaller species of macaw, the yellow-collared macaw is sometimes referred to as a “mini-macaw.” These birds are primarily green, with slight red coloration on…
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One of the largest freshwater turtles in North America, this turtle gets its name from its shell. “Softshell” comes from the turtle having a soft shell as…
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Angolan garter snakes is an elapid snake, meaning its fangs are permanently erect. While they are called “garter” snakes, they are unrelated to the common…
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