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Carnivores aren’t just animals. They can be plants, too. Plants, however, don’t chase after their prey and take them down. They have other methods to capture their prey and eat them.
You’ve probably noticed a hawk circling in the sky while you’ve been outside at least once...
Do you know what’s happening when they do that?
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.
Meet the Ocelot!
They also are the most populous vulture species in the western hemisphere, although Turkey Vultures outnumber them within the United States.
Meet the Black Vulture.
These birds are common throughout North and Central America. They like open areas, like open country, woods, and deserts. You won’t find them in heavily wooded areas.
Meet the Turkey Vulture.
All animals adapt to their environment and evolve certain traits that help them survive. Some animals evolve in similar ways, even though they are very different animals. This is called convergent evolution.
Do you know the difference between vultures and buzzards? There are pretty big differences, but there is often confusion between the two because of the name being used interchangeably when, in fact, these birds are separate species.
