Chances are, you react to seeing a spider in your home in one of two ways: You either let it be or kill it with fire.
Is it true that Abyssinian Cats are one of the oldest breeds of domestic Cat in the world?
The banded palm civet is found inhabiting the tropical jungles and rainforests throughout much of south-east Asia including Burma and Thailand, and throughout most of Malaysia and Indonesia.
Is it true that the black rhinoceros are critically endangered animal?
Is caiman lizard one of the largest lizard species on the American continent?
Jellyfish are soft, invertebrate creatures made up mostly of water, lacking a backbone. They have a bell-shaped body with tentacles that sting and capture prey, which can range from small organisms to large fish.
Are Caimans most closely related to alligators?
Is it true that the Adelie Penguin are the smallest and most widely distributed species of Penguin?
Nature doesn't care about emotions. We watch lions just tearing up gazelles willy-nilly and animals just leaving their dead to rot.
As a result of their history as coach dogs, the Dalmatian is very active and needs plenty of exercises.
The desert tortoise is a medium-sized species of tortoise that is found in the south-western desert regions of Northern America, and parts of northern Mexico.
About three thousand years ago, a Chinese emperor kept a collection of animals in what he called an "intelligence part.
The names of animals, like the names of so many other things, didn't originate in one particular way. The names developed in many different ways, from many different sources.
All living members of the dog family are descended from a wolflike creature called "Tomarctus." This ancient canine, called "the father of dogs,"
Early records often mention man's use of milk and milk products, and cows were used for milk long before any records were kept.
Is it true that the Adelie Penguin are the smallest and most widely distributed species of Penguin?
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