Predators of Birds
Birds are a wide category of animal, and you'd be surprised at the number of animals that consider them a tasty snack! Join us as we explore the predators of birds!
Birds And Their Eggs
There are so many different types of birds: Waterfowl (Anseriformes), Birds of Prey (Accipitriformes), Hummingbirds (Apodiformes), Nightjars (Caprimulgiformes)... The list goes on and on! But have you ever wondered what their eggs look like?
Predators of Bats
Bats are classic scary movie material. It's easy to think of them as "predators", but have you ever considered that they might be prey? Click to learn more about what kinds of animals prefer flying rodents on their dinner plate!
Predators of Bats
Bats are classic scary movie material. It's easy to think of them as "predators", but have you ever considered that they might be prey? Click to learn more about what kinds of animals prefer flying rodents on their dinner plate!
What Do Snakes Eat?
Snakes are carnivores, and their digestive tract is adapted to devour very dense, high-calorie foods. But what exactly are they eating? This blog post dives into the different types of prey that snakes consume. Read on to learn more!
What do raccoons look like?
"What do raccoons look like?" Well, that's a pretty good question, since there are so many different types of raccoons out there! Click to read more about what raccoons look like!
What types of damage can raccoons cause?
Raccoons are intelligent and curious creatures, and their curiosity often gets them into trouble. Their dexterous front paws are known for getting into garbage cans, raiding bird feeders, rummaging through the garden, and just overall wreaking havoc on your property.
Where Did Raccoons Originate?
Raccoons are one of the most common animals in North America. They are found in every state and can be seen in both rural and urban areas. They are so common that many people do not give them a second thought. But have you ever wondered where these creatures came…
Do Gophers Carry Disease?
Gophers are small burrowing animals found in North and Central America. They are often considered pests because they tunnel through yards and damage crops. They're a general nuisance, but do they also carry diseases? Read on to find out!
Are Foxes Nocturnal?
Foxes are a member of the Canidae family, which includes wolves, jackals, and dogs. Most members of the Canidae family are active at night, but what about foxes? Are these little creatures nocturnal? Read on to find out!
