Animal Facts

Camels, also nicknamed “ships of the deserts” are large land mammals best known for their distinctive humped backs. Here are 12 interesting camel facts. 1. There Are Two Species of Camel There are two types of camels in the world. The…
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Rabbits, also known as Bunnies, are much more than the adorable, fluffy, carrot-munching creatures that cartoons or a storybook makes them out to be. They themselves dig the warrens- where they live and even eat their own droppings. We are…
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Hummingbirds with ruby-throated throats fly extremely fast. The birds can beat their wings at a rate of more than 50 times per second. The beat of the wings may be heard, which is referred to as a humming sound, hence the bird's name.…
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Monkeys are primates that can only be found in tropical rainforests. The majority of monkeys are arboreal, while some are terrestrial, such as macaques and baboons. New World monkeys, such as spider monkeys, tamarins, and capuchins, may be…
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The term "penguin" refers to a group of 19 flightless seabirds that can be found in cooler seas and along coastlines in the Southern Hemisphere. Penguins are sea birds that cannot fly but are excellent swimmers. The following are 20 fun…
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There are many myths regarding pigs, but these ten facts can help you see them in a new light. More than 20 different grunts and squeals have been identified in pigs, and they range from expressing a hunger to attracting mates. Have you…
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Endangered species are those that are on the verge of extinction owing to human activity, such as fur harvesting, habitat loss, climate change, disease, and hunting. Endangered species have a tiny or diminishing population, which means…
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1. They feed on green sea turtles! Green sea turtles are the only sea turtles that are predominantly herbivores, feeding mostly on seagrasses and algae. This diet is responsible for the greenish color of their cartilage and fat (not their…
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Red pandas are unique to the high forests of the Eastern Himalayas and are about the size of a house cat. Their thick red fur, short snouts, and pointed ears set them apart, but it's their bushy ringed tails and teardrop-shaped markings…
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Who doesn't like seeing one of these winged beauties take to the air? Butterflies are an insect that everyone can admire, from their vividly colored bodies to their smooth motion that seems to be in rhythm with some unheard symphony. How…
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