Animal Facts and Information

Sometimes referred to as bushveld rain frog (Breviceps adspersus), the common rain frog is a species from the Brevicipitidae family. It is commonly found in African countries such as Eswatini, Mo...

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It is undebatable that the cheetah is the fastest animal. Scientifically known as Acinonyx jubatus, the cheetah has exemplary acceleration, running from 0 to 60 miles per hour in under 3 seconds....

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Giant pandas are huge, black and white mammals found in the mountainous regions of China. Besides their adorable look, these lovely animals are known for their foraging behavior. They spend about...

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A serval is a wild cat with golden yellow to buff coat and black spots/stripes. Native to Africa and distributed to the sub-Saharan countries (apart from the tropical ones), this species is talle...

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The world has over 3 000 species of snakes. They are evenly distributed in almost every country, save for Ireland, Greenland, New Zealand, and Antarctica. About 600 of the reptiles are venomous, ...

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Rodents are exciting species. They have unique physical features, funny movements, and fascinating behavior overall. There are about 200 species and 30 families of rodents. If you think the beave...

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Food is as critical to animals as it is to humans. It’s a basic need without which the planet wouldn’t have a single living organism. With that in mind, different animals and species have var...

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In general penguin lifespan ranges from 15 to 20 years, The post How Long do Penguins Live? appeared first on BioExpedition .

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The physical features of wolves allow them to compete with some of the best predators. With large sharp canine teeth, top speeds, powerful jaws, and ultra-keen senses, it’s easy to see why they...

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When ranking the lizard species, komodo dragons and monitor lizards go toe to toe in almost every aspect. They are the “beasts” of the category, and if you are not careful, you can easily con...

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