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What do you know about badgers? There are 11 species of badger and they are divided into three different groups: Melinae, Mellivorinae, and Taxideinae.
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What do you know about badgers? There are 11 species of badger and they are divided into three different groups: Melinae, Mellivorinae, and Taxideinae.
How many species of skunk do you think there are? If you guessed 11, you’d be right! But we only have 5 species within the US. 1&2 These animals are nocturnal and are burrow-dwellers.
Let’s check out another vulture species today: the King Vulture! These vultures stand out from other vultures we’ve gone over (the Turkey Vulture and the Black Vulture) because of their brightly colored heads.
Every summer, millions of people spend their time at the beach. Oceans are full of all sorts of wildlife.
Many birds migrate, and their migration patterns all look different. Some may go north to south (or vice versa), east to west, or even go from lower altitudes to higher elevations.
When we help bees, we help the rest of the environment, too. For example, by taking these actions, soil health improves, erosion reduces, and it’s easier to prevent invasive species from invading an area.
Beaks are a very important feature of birds. They help them eat, drink, build their nests, feed their young, and preen their feathers.
You know that some animals are herbivores (they eat plants) or carnivores (they eat meat) or some are in the middle and are omnivores (they eat both plants and animals).
Are you a bird watcher? Or are you interested in it but don’t know where to start? Birdwatching is a hobby of passionate wildlife lovers throughout the world and it’s easy to get started! .
You’ve probably noticed a hawk circling in the sky while you’ve been outside at least once.
These wild cats are found from Texas down to Argentina. They are about twice the size of a normal house cat and they have a protected status in many areas where they live.