Jennifer Gaeng
Author for A-Z Animals

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Jennifer Gaeng is a writer at A-Z-Animals focused on animals, lakes, and fishing. With over 15 years of collective experience in writing and researching, Jennifer has honed her skills in various niches, including nature, animals, family care, and self-care.

Hailing from Missouri, Jennifer finds inspiration in spending quality time with her loved ones. Her creative spirit extends beyond her writing endeavors, as she finds joy in the art of drawing and immersing herself in the beauty of nature.


10 Incredible Robin Facts Picture

Over 120 bird species have "robin" in their names. This doesn't mean they're related to American robins or somewhat similar. Other robins include bush, magpie, and robin chats. Scarlet Robins… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Caiman Facts Picture

One of the two main lineages within the Alligatoridae, the other being alligators, the caiman (sometimes cayman as a variant spelling), is an alligatorid. It belongs to the subfamily Caimaninae.… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Megalodon Facts Picture

A megalodon could have swallowed a killer whale whole! Most paleontologists place the megalodon in the extinct genus Carcharocles or, less frequently, Otodus. Megalodon is a species name, not a… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Greyhound Facts Picture

The English greyhound, or just greyhound, is a breed of dog, a sighthound developed for both greyhound racing and game coursing. Retired racing greyhounds have become increasingly popular as family… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Yak Facts Picture

The yak, or Bos grunniens, is a long-haired domesticated bovine species widely distributed across the Himalayan region of the Indian subcontinent. It can also be found in Gilgit-Baltistan, Mongolia, Northern… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Mole Facts Picture

Moles are expert excavators and leave many tunnels behind in their search for insects. Moles are members of the Talpidae family, whose name means "mole" in Latin. Moles inhabit North… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Pronghorn Facts Picture

The pronghorn is a North American even-toed, hoofed artiodactyl. North America is now the only home for pronghorns. Although they once lived from southern Canada to northern Mexico. Pronghorns are… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Samoyed Facts Picture

Samoyeds are medium-sized herding dogs with double-layer white fur. The Samoyedic peoples of Siberia are responsible for popularizing this spitz dog breed. These dogs are domesticated mammals that have many… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Mink Facts Picture

Minks are semi-aquatic and prefer wetland habitats. Minks are dark-furred, semi-aquatic, and carnivorous mammals from the genera Mustela and Neogale. Otters, ferrets, and weasels are all close relatives. The American… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Harbor Seal Facts Picture

The harbor seal lives along the temperate and arctic shores of the Northern Hemisphere. They're the most extensively distributed pinnipeds in the Northern Atlantic, Pacific, and Baltic Seas. Brown, silvery-white,… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Kinkajou Facts Picture

The kinkajou belongs to the Procyonidae family, including the ringtail, cacomistle, and other rainforest animals. Known as the "honey bear," it is the last surviving member of its genus Potos.… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Howler Monkey Facts Picture

Howlers monkeys are New World's largest monkeys, and their cries can resound a mile through dense rainforests. Monkeys inhabit South and Central American forests. Habitat degradation, human predation, and capture… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Fossa Facts Picture

Fossas resemble cats, monkeys, or weasels. It's easy to confuse because it has cat-like paws, a monkey's tail, and weasel-like ears. The fossa is related to the mongoose and civet… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Aardvark Facts Picture

Aardvarks are African critters with many interesting things about them. From the extent of their secret tunnels to their taste for aardvark cucumbers, even though the name "aardvark" may seem… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Blobfish Facts Picture

The blobfish is a bizarre aquatic species. Blobfish only appear in Tasmania, New Zealand, and Australia. Their low body mass resembles jelly. Psychrolutes marcidus is the scientific name for the… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Wombat Facts Picture

Wombats have a shield on their rears for defense. Wombats are marsupials that have stubby tails, stocky, muscular bodies, and short legs. They only occur naturally in Australia. They are… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago


10 Incredible Peacock Facts Picture

One of the most beautiful and intriguing birds out there is the peacock. While many know this extraordinary bird because of its long, colorful, dress-like feathers, they are home to… Read More

By Jennifer Gaeng 2 years ago