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Meet The Rare Blond Penguin
A single blonde chinstrap penguin was spotted by tourists on a National Geographic expedition at the edge of a South Shetland Island back in January 2012. At first glance, the penguin may look like an albino, but it actually has a rare condition called leucism.
Pablo Escobar’s Hippos Are Actually Bad For The Environment, Studies Show
But now, we realize that the cocaine hippos also cause harm – Apart from that, they are also changing the water quality – The scariest part is that the government failed to stop their population from growing
Domestication: Wolf To Woof
Over half of America has at least one pet dog living with them. Tens of thousands of years ago, these friendly pet dogs we keep in our houses, who we often call a man’s best friend – – –
Rare White Cougar Caught On Camera
Leucism is quite a rare condition in animals, where there is loss of some pigmentation of the animal. This male cougar was photographed using a camera trap.
Latest Animals Documented
Cheetah
Cheetahs are well known for their speed and can be found in Africa’s savannahs and deserts. It is the only big cat that has no ability to roar…
Honeybee
There are three classes of honeybees: the queen, the workers, and the drones. Most often, a single queen is living in the hive and it lays eggs for new bees to be born…
Greater Flamingo
The greater flamingo is the most common species of flamingos and they live in flocks of around twenty-thousand other birds.
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Box Jellyfish
Box jellyfish can be found in the East Pacific ocean and Atlantic ocean. Their fifteen tentacles are a little more than three meters in length…
Pygmy Hippopotamus
Pygmy hippopotamuses are a dwarf version of the common hippo and can be found in West Africa’s swamps and forests. Unlike the common hippo, the pygmy hippo doesn’t spend most of the day in the water and are not territorial.
Animals Adapting To The Arctic
Living in the arctic is no easy job for the animal. It’s cold, barely any other animals live there, and it’s quite empty.
Polar Bear
Polar bears are the biggest bear species. Similar to other arctic animals, polar bears are great swimmers. They paddle in the water using their two front paws, and the toes are fused together a little bit.
57,000-Year-Old Wolf Pup Found In Yukon, Canada’s Permafrost
A male wolf pup was discovered in frozen permafrost by a gold miner in Yukon, Canada. Although being stuck in there for almost sixty thousand years, it remained in great condition – – –
Red-Eyed Tree Frog
The red-eyed tree frog is named for its large red eyes with slim pupils. They have neon green skin, with stripes at the sides colored blue and yellow. Their sticky toes allow them to climb up trees with ease – – –
American Black Bear
American black bears can be found in most of Canada, and some of the United States and Mexico in forests, swamps, and mountains. Depending on the location, black bears aren’t always black – – –
Rattlesnakes
There are many different species of rattlesnakes, which is a venomous snake with a rattle at the end of its tail. The rattle is used to warn off animals and predators. Parts of the rattlesnake’s tail begins to deteriorate as they grow older – – –
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