Animal News & Articles

Sharks are amazing creatures that live in the sea. Surprisingly, they have unusual body structures compared to other aquatic animals like dolphins and piranhas. These enormous aquatic creatures are far… Read More

By Emmanuel Kingsley 2 years ago

Key Points: Eutrophication is a process that allows for the intense development of plant life such as algae and phytoplankton.Dead zones in bodies of water often result in fish kills… Read More

By Kyle Glatz 2 years ago

Key Points There are more than 50 snake species found in Florida, and 35 of them are in Central Florida alone. Venomous snakes present in Central Florida are Florida cottonmouths,… Read More

By Hannah Ward 2 years ago

The triceratops was a massive dinosaur that last roamed the planet about 65.5 million years ago. In fact, this horned beast may have been one of the last dinosaurs left… Read More

By Kyle Glatz 2 years ago

When we imagine Tyrannosaurus Rex (T-Rex) interacting with most other famous dinosaurs, the sad truth is that they probably lived in two very different time periods. However, that’s not the… Read More

By Kyle Glatz 2 years ago

Drought refers to low-level precipitation in a particular region for an extended period. This could be the absence of rain or snow in that region, leading to crop failure, drying… Read More

By Emmanuel Kingsley 2 years ago

Natural disasters have ravaged the world at different historical points, and they still do so today. Every year, people wake up to face natural disasters or watch others face them… Read More

By Emmanuel Kingsley 2 years ago

Volcano eruptions are lethal agitations caused by high temperatures emanating from the earth's crust. These eruptions come off the mouth of volcanoes in the form of lava, along with dangerous… Read More

By Emmanuel Kingsley 2 years ago

Nestled in the heart of the United States, South Dakota is a magnificent state with rough natural beauty and various scenic attractions. South Dakota's diversified geography welcomes nature lovers to… Read More

By Taiwo Victor 2 years ago

Similar to corals, sponges can be found along the bottom of the sea. Scuba divers and snorkelers love seeing the variety of shapes and colors that sponges produce. The most… Read More

By Cindy Rasmussen 2 years ago

The famous Grand Canyon is one of the wonders of the world because of its enormous size and depth. It is a mile deep, 18 miles wide, and over 270… Read More

By Kristen Holder 2 years ago

Key Points: Southern black racers are known for their blue-black scales and whitish coloring beneath their chins. They are also the most common snake found in Florida's urban centers. Rough… Read More

By Hannah Ward 2 years ago

The majority of Florida is situated on a peninsula between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean.  With 1,350 miles of coastline and many barrier islands, it’s not surprising… Read More

By Hannah Ward 2 years ago

Like most of Iowa's natural lakes, the Iowa Great Lakes are glacial, and they're always a favorite destination for family vacations Every direction in Iowa leads to a new body… Read More

By Taiwo Victor 2 years ago

With the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, Bryce Canyon National Park, the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, and more, the only way to describe Utah is to say it is breathtakingly gorgeous. It… Read More

By Taiwo Victor 2 years ago

Key Points: Between 400,000 - 500,000, alligators call Texas home, i.e., slightly less than the entire population of Wyoming (approximately 578,758).Fortunately, they are not commonly found all over the state… Read More

By Jeremiah Wright 2 years ago

The Mississippi River is one of the largest rivers in the United States. Stretching over 2,000 miles long and draining parts of 32 states, this river is a significant source… Read More

By Kyle Glatz 2 years ago

Key Points: Portions of the Atlantic Ocean Road in Norway are dangerous due to high winds and waves washing out the roadway. Bayburt D915 is very challenging to drive on… Read More

By Heather Hall 2 years ago

Key Points: Vermont has 11 native species of snakes. The only water snake in the state is the northern water snake. The timber rattlesnake, which is the only rattlesnake and… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points: The Great Lakes are so massive, 21% of the freshwater found on the earth's surface is located within the Lakes! The deepest lake by volume is actually the… Read More

By Colby Maxwell 2 years ago

New York City is the largest city in the United States. It is known for its hustle and bustle, Broadway shows, and Wall Street legends. The Big Apple as it… Read More

By Cindy Rasmussen 2 years ago

Key Points: There are more than 50 species of snakes that call Florida home, and some get very big. African rock pythons, boa constrictors, and eastern diamondback rattlesnakes are among… Read More

By Hannah Ward 2 years ago

Brahminy blind snakes are tiny and only reach lengths between 4.5 and 6.5 inches long. They are often mistaken for earthworms. Spanning a vast 65,000 square miles, it’s not surprising… Read More

By Hannah Ward 2 years ago

Majestic is a word that comes to mind when we think of whales because of their immense size and grace in the water. They’re one of the last large mammals… Read More

By Kristen Holder 2 years ago

Fluffy white dogs have a lot in common, but there are some notable differences between the Japanese Spitz and Samoyed. Their appearances hardly differ, with the most noticeable distinction being… Read More

By Katelynn Sobus 2 years ago

New Jersey is one of the oldest states in the country and boasts a rich and colorful history. Despite its association today with the Jersey Shore and “gym, tan, laundry,”… Read More

By Patrick Sather 2 years ago

In the United States, Illinois is known for being home to Chicago, the 3rd largest city. But did you know, despite housing a major city, half of Illinois' economy comes… Read More

By Volia Schubiger 2 years ago

Key Points: Megalania is the largest lizard of all time. It lived 50,000 years ago, according to the fossil record. Megalania was native to Australia and is now extinct. Monitor… Read More

By Kyle Glatz 2 years ago