Animals

In contrast to their name, prairie dogs are nowhere similar to dogs, instead, prairie dogs are smart little rodents, surprisingly, cousins of squirrels. From creating underground colonies to creating shelter for rabbits, and snakes to attracting insects, prairie dogs do so much well and are amazing inside. One of the amazing activities of prairie dogs … Read more

Squirrels are smart little rodents which move pretty quickly. They dig, climb, and run so fast that even it is hard to see. In fact, there is no limit to what they can. They can run as fast as up to 20 mph and flying squirrels glide over 150 feet with their skin flaps. They … Read more

While you may know the sleep cycle of the owls, which is sleep in the day and waking at night, but that’s not all and there’s really more to their impressive sleeping conditions. Maybe you’re a night owl, or at least familiar with it, but you may not know the whole behavior of owls sleeping … Read more

While raccoons are a common sight for everyone but they are nowhere common and there’s always more to the dexterous animals. These furry animals are so intelligent that can open latches, turn doorknobs, open lids, and remember it for years. As much as they are dexterous, raccoons are also proficient in many things like climbing, … Read more

From fruits to vegetables to animals, raccoons don’t miss a piece of food and will eat just about anything. These extremely adaptable critters survive anywhere and eat whatever is around. Raccoons are nocturnal omnivores that eat plants and animals both, meaning, they do not give up any food and will simply eat it. How about … Read more

As cute as rabbits are, they are also very attractive to predators. These little animals are prey for many ground and aerial animals and one of those vicious predators is raccoons. Whether you’ve chickens, rodents, or even cats, raccoons are predators to consider. Raccoons are omnivores and they eat everything they get. More importantly, raccoons … Read more

Being the largest creature that weighs as much as 24 elephants must have the largest breasts and nipples right? Well, not really. Since whales are aquatic animals and are often in the water, (despite they are on the surface of the water most times) very few people have seen their body. Most people have neither … Read more

While birds, fishes, insects, and reptiles breed through laying eggs, mammals breed by giving birth to young ones and breastfeed their babies, including raccoons and whales. Here’s how do whales breastfeed their calf. With a short lifespan of about 2 – 3 years, these furry mammals give breed once a year and have more than … Read more