Animal News & Articles

There are many animals across the world that eat ants, but few are so well known for it that it's part of their name! The pangolin and the anteater are… Read More

By Colby Maxwell 2 years ago

Ticks can be found on all seven continents, including Antarctica. Their populations have been exploding worldwide due to factors like climate change. Because areas are warming and staying warmer longer,… Read More

By Kristen Holder 2 years ago

Keeping our pets healthy is part of showing them how much we care. Regular vet visits, proper nutrition and plenty of exercise are important for every dog. Even with the… Read More

By Cindy Rasmussen 2 years ago

Cottonmouths and coral snakes are two deadly snake species known to man. Both species are venomous and have claimed many lives. In this article, we'll be placing these two deadly… Read More

By Emmanuel Kingsley 2 years ago

California is home to an incredibly wide range of wildlife, including its reptile population! In fact, the Golden State has more than 50 unique species of colorful, visually striking lizards… Read More

By Hailey Pruett 2 years ago

Volcanoes have been prevalent throughout history, and Hawaii, in many historical events. Active volcanoes are either spewing lava or could potentially erupt at any moment, while dormant ones are at… Read More

By Jude Speegle 2 years ago

The main difference between the iguana and Komodo dragon is their size. Iguanas and Komodo dragons are some of the most fascinating lizards in the animal kingdom. However, apart from… Read More

By Peralee Knight 2 years ago

Key Points: Brown water snakes are found in three states along the the Appalachian Trail: North Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia. Timber rattlesnakes, which are commonly found on the Appalachian Trail… Read More

By Emmanuel Kingsley 2 years ago

Known for their weird noses and dramatic attitudes, hognose snakes are quite the characters. There are five species of hognose snakes found in North America. Generally, hognose snakes aren’t exactly… Read More

By Emmanuel Kingsley 2 years ago

Key Facts The Mississippi River moves at an average speed of 1.2 miles per hour.  However, that speed increases to 3 miles at New Orleans. If a drop of water… Read More

By Jeremiah Wright 2 years ago

Key Points: The Mississippi River is the second-longest river in North America, stretching approximately 2,320 miles from its source in Lake Itasca, Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. The river… Read More

By Emmanuel Kingsley 2 years ago

The Appalachian Trail is one of the most famous thru-hikes in the entire world! It's a beautiful and scenic journey across some of the most diverse wildlife habitats in the… Read More

By Colby Maxwell 2 years ago

Armadillos and anteaters are some of the first animals we learn about when learning the alphabet, but did you know they are also some of the most interesting animals around?… Read More

By Colby Maxwell 2 years ago

No one wants to encounter ticks while enjoying their time in the great outdoors, whether it is on a hiking trip or a walk around their backyard. But where do… Read More

By Peralee Knight 2 years ago

Maryland has some of the best waterfalls! One of the original 13 colonies, Maryland is one of the oldest states in the United States. For those who don't know, there… Read More

By Volia Schubiger 2 years ago

There are a number of stunning waterfalls in Alabama to explore. A large part of this is due to the many rivers and streams that cross the state's spectacular scenery.… Read More

By Volia Schubiger 2 years ago

Key Points: Of the more than 500 native species of spiders in Michigan, there are two main types of venomous spiders that pose a medical threat to humans: the black… Read More

By Megan Martin 2 years ago

Florida is without a doubt one of the most beautiful states in the US and is popular for its mild climate. Although much of Florida is subtropical, it is actually… Read More

By Hannah Ward 2 years ago

When discussing waterways, it’s confusing when the terms river and bayou are thrown around to describe similar bodies of water. What’s the difference between a river vs a bayou? If… Read More

By Kristen Holder 2 years ago

Key Points: Great white sharks have rows of razor-sharp teeth angled inward to cause a powerful, deadly bite. They are cannibalistic and will kill one another for food. Killer whales… Read More

By Cindy Rasmussen 2 years ago

New Hampshire is a state that is steeped in history. It played a crucial role during the United States’ infancy, particularly during the civil war, so it’s no wonder its… Read More

By Patrick Sather 2 years ago

New Mexico is a state of many nicknames, many of which reference its natural beauty. While officially known as the Land of Enchantment, you may know it better as the… Read More

By Patrick Sather 2 years ago

Colorado is one of the most beautiful states in the entire country, thanks to its diverse landscape. You'll find everything here, from arid deserts to mountain tops and beautiful river… Read More

By Volia Schubiger 2 years ago

The landscapes in Maine are as stunning as those along the state’s coast. After all, the state is filled with mighty mountains, lush forests, and lovely lakes. In Maine, you'll… Read More

By Volia Schubiger 2 years ago

Arizona’s hot, arid climate makes it the perfect environment for a stunning range of reptiles! Its lizard population is especially rich and diverse, with around 50 unique species calling the… Read More

By Hailey Pruett 2 years ago