Discover the Wild Beauty of North America
From the rugged majesty of the Rocky Mountains to the lush forests of the Pacific Northwest, and the vast expanses of the Great Plains to the serene beauty of the Appalachian Mountains, it offers a rich mosaic of landscapes and wildlife. This continent boasts iconic species like the bald eagle, grizzly bear, and monarch butterfly, each symbolizing its unique natural heritage. North American nature invites exploration, conservation, and awe-inspiring moments in the great outdoors.
Why Are Animals Important?
With over 2 million species of animals on Earth, the importance of animals cannot be overstated. Without other animals on the planet, humans wouldn't survive. Animals play a crucial role in various aspects of human life. Animals help to balance ecosystems and provide...
Which Animals Drink Salt Water?
The ability of land animals to consume salt water is a topic that has been studied for centuries. It has become an increasingly relevant subject due to the implications it could have on future animal conservation efforts. Some marine and land species have evolved...
Tactile Communication In Animals
I was watching my dog and cat the other day and noticed they interact much differently from how I interact with other people. Most animals don't have hands or speech, so they need to use tactile communication. Animals use tactile functions to communicate. This can...
What Are The Predators Of Eagles?
There are two species of eagles resident in North America, the bald eagle and the golden eagle. The bald eagle is one of the animals most closely associated with the United States. Although both birds are in the top 5 largest North American birds, they still have some...
Which Mammals Can Fly?
Many people think that there are no mammals can fly, but this is not correct. However, while some species can glide between trees, only one family of mammals can truly fly Bats are the only mammals that have wings and achieve true flight. There are over 1,100 species...
Cormorants of North America
Cormorants have ancestors that date tot he the time of the dinosaurs. They are some of the most prehistoric-looking birds on the planet. Several species live in North America, and they have more in common with pelicans and penguins than other birds. The six species...
11 Largest Birds Of North America
North America is a continent of diverse landscapes, ranging from the barren Arctic of the far north to the southern heat of Florida. With such a diverse landscape, it’s no wonder there as many different types of wildlife. There are over 10,000 species of birds...
How To Stop Raccoons Digging Up Your Lawn
If you have found an animal digging holes in your garden, you might be surprised to discover it is a raccoon. Raccoons can cause a lot of damage to your lawn so in this article we will tell you the best ways to stop them. Raccoons dig lawns to feed on the grubs in...
Why Do Dolphins Jump Out Of The Water?
On a recent dolphin-watching trip, I noticed several dolphins leaping out of the water. It seemed to me that some of these were doing it purely for the crowds, interacting with us, and increasing their jumps when people cheered. Dolphins jump out of the water...
How Do Dolphins Swim?
Dolphins are excellent swimmers and are often seen swimming at high speeds. Dolphins have some fantastic adaptations to allow them to swim effortlessly. Dolphins usually swim at speeds of 6.8-7.8 mph although speeds of over 20 mph have been seen over short distances.....
What Are Pizzly Bears And Grolar Bears?
The pizzly bear is a hybrid animal discovered in the wild in 2006, but what exactly is the difference between a pizzly bear, a grolar bear, and the bears we normally see in the wild? A pizzly bear is the hybrid offspring of a male polar bear and a female...
10 Most Common Birds In North America
Although it is easy to focus on rare birds of the world, the birds that frequent our backyards here in North America are just as fascinating. Dark-eyed Juncos are the most common bird found in North America with an estimated population of 630 million. House sparrows...
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10 Endemic Animals of North America You May Not Know
Many different types of animals live all over the world, but some are found only in a specific country. These animals are called endemic, meaning they live in a particular area and can’t be found anywhere else. Many endemic animals are endangered. There are over 500...
10 Brown Snakes You Can Find In South Carolina
This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of ten brown snake species that can be found in South Carolina. The inclusion of these specific snake species will allow readers to gain a better understanding of the diverse brown snake population in this region....
10 Types Of Brown Beetles In North America
This article provides an overview of ten distinct species of brown and dark brown beetles found in North America. These beetles include the American Carrion Beetle, the Ground Beetle, the Darkling Beetle, the Blister Beetle, the Click Beetle, the Bark Beetle, the Rove...
10 Loudest Animals in America
Last updated: 29th September 2023 One significant difference between animals and humans is that animals cannot talk. However, this doesn't mean that animals don't make noise. Animals can be heard snapping, roaring, and howling to find food, navigate, and attract...
10 Most Dangerous Animals In North America
Many animals on this list may be surprising when it comes to dangerous animals in North America. Some animals may not be dangerous by nature, but their behavior certainly puts human lives at risk. Animals account for hundreds of deaths in the US every year. Here are...
10 of the Largest Animals In North America
North America is a continent rich with wildlife of all shapes and sizes. Some of the largest animals in the world live here. There is a wide variety on this list, including land mammals, birds, and ocean giants. Here are the ten largest animals in North America. Blue...
10 Of The Most Endangered Mammals In North America
In 1973, the Endangered Species Act (ESA) was passed, as concern had been expressed over the nation's native animals becoming extinct. The ESA was bought in to protect and recover species. The ESA is administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service)...
10 Most Dangerous Spiders Of North America
Over 3000 species of spiders can be found in North America, but relatively few are considered dangerous to humans. Spider venom is used to capture and kill small, but several spiders can cause toxic bites and can cause significant distress must be treated to obtain...
10 Largest Whales Of North America
North America is one of the world's best destinations for whale-watching some of the largest whale species in the world. Some of the largest whales in the world inhabit this region. There are about 90 known species of whales worldwide. Each species varies in their...
10 Slowest Animals In North America
The animals of North America include some of the most diverse species in the world. They are of all different sizes, shapes, colors, and speeds. You may have read my other article on the fastest mammals in North America, but what about the slowest? Here is...
10 Largest Reptiles in North America
There are hundreds of species of reptiles in North America. Reptiles are adaptable, but they thrive in warmer climates. They are found throughout almost all North America except the far northern regions of Canada and Alaska. Reptiles are a very diverse group. They...
10 Most Dangerous Mammals in North America
As one of the most populated countries, North America has the most recorded deaths and attacks by deadly mammals. Many of the mammals listed here will come as no surprise to you. However, there are a few which you may not have thought about. With so many animals in...