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Did You Know About A Giraffe’s Blood Pressure?
The giraffe is the tallest animal on earth at over 5 metres high, with 2 metres…
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World’s Most Poisonous Frog?
There are actually several frogs in the poison frog, or poison dart / arrow frog species. All three of them live in the wet…
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Wildlife Facts: Hummingbirds
Hummingbirds are the smallest birds in the world and while there are over 320 different species throughout the Americas, there is only one that…
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Wildlife Facts: American Eel
The American Eel is thought by some scientists to have one of the widest diversities of habitats of any fish species in the world….
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Wildlife Facts: Beaver
Beavers can be seen as pests by many farmers, the Farmers’ Almanac has called them a “Pest of the Month”, and offers several ways…
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A Bloat of Hippos
A group of hippos can be a number of things: hippopotamuses, hippopotami, a pod, a herd, a dale or a bloat. Hippos can only be…
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Wildlife Facts: North American Beaver
Castor canadensis is the scientific name for beavers. There are only two species of beaver in the world: the North American Beaver and the…
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A Group of Bears
A group of bears can be called a sleuth or a sloth. Of course not every bear can be found in a group. Panda…
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Understanding Black Bear Behaviour
As far as the Ontario Government knows, there are no black bears in Southwestern Ontario, but the farther north you travel in Ontario, the…
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Wildlife Facts: North American Cougar
The North American Cougar is the largest of three wild cats found in Canada (the other two are the bobcat and the Canada Lynx)…
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