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Where Do Gorillas Sleep?

Most people are familiar with the large, black, hairy apes known as gorillas, but perhaps you’re wanting to learn more. You may be wondering about things such as their sleeping patterns and average lifespans. Where do gorillas sleep, exactly, and how long do they sleep each night? How long do they usually live, both in … Read more

What Are Wild Boars?

How Big Can Wild Boars Get?

Wild boars are a familiar sight in many parts of the world. The tusked, brown, hairy, piglike creatures can grow quite large at times. But just how large, you ask? How big can wild boars get, and are they dangerous to humans? Keep reading! In this article, we’ll answer these questions and more! What Are … Read more

Beluga whales

Animals With Big Foreheads {Pictures Inside}

People sometimes describe themselves as having a high forehead. But have you ever thought about the forehead size of animals? Believe it or not, there are many species out there that take the definition of “high forehead” to the next level. So, without further ado, let’s talk about some of these animals with big foreheads. … Read more

Lemurs

10 Animals With Long Arms {With Pictures}

Scientists tend to group animals together based on shared characteristics between them. Other people often do the same, though the grouping may be far less scientific in nature. In this article, we’ll talk about animals with long arms; and as you will see, some of them have nothing else in common aside from the length … Read more

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15 Animals With No Natural Predators

Animals at the top of the food chain are known as apex predators; this means that they are not hunted by other animals in their specific ranges. How many of these animals are there in the world? Read on for a list of many of these animals with no natural predators. Animals With No Natural … Read more

Coyotes

12 Animals That Kill Snakes

Few people in the world like snakes, and animals are no different. In fact, many animals seem to have a particular disdain for the slithery reptiles. Some kill them out of self defense, while others kill them for the sake of eating them. Keep reading to learn more about some of the animals that kill … Read more

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15 Animals That Live In Groups

Have you ever heard that “birds of a feather flock together”? Turns out, birds aren’t the only animals that display such social behavior. In this article, we’ll talk about some of the animals that live in groups throughout the world. Animals That Live in A Group 1. Wolves Wolves are one of the most well-known … Read more

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10 Animals That Live In The Snow

Many animals throughout the world go into hibernation or migrate to warmer climates during the winter. But some other animals seem to thrive best when the temperatures drop and the snow piles high. In this article, we’ll talk more about some of these animals that live in the snow. Animals That Live In The Snow … Read more

animals that look like beavers

7 Animals That Look Like Beavers

There are many animals that look similar to each other, and to a casual observer, it may be easy to confuse these different animals. However, if you look a bit closer, you can often learn to distinguish between them. Today, we’re specifically going to talk about some animals that look like beavers: muskrats, otters, nutrias, … Read more

what to do if you see a wild boar

What To Do If You See A Wild Boar?

Wild boar sightings are becoming increasingly common throughout the world. You probably know that these creatures have a reputation for being dangerous, so you want to be prepared in case you ever encounter one. Keep reading! In this article, we’ll talk about what to do if you see a wild boar, as well as what … Read more

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