Zach David 
Bears are easily some of the most untouchable, dominant creatures in the wild. They’re the definition of an apex predator — having a lot of prey while having virtually no predators. Very few people have seen a bear in person, and even fewer people have seen a bear get into a fight that doesn’t end … Read more
Foxes are commonly seen as very clever, mischievous, and adorable creatures — all correct observations. Despite their small size, foxes are surprisingly able to fend for themselves and thrive in many different environments. While it’s common to see foxes hunting a variety of other animals, it isn’t common to see other animals hunting foxes. So, … Read more
When it comes to predators in the wild, wolves rank among the most dominant. These apex predators hunt many different animals but are rarely hunted themselves. In fact, many people can’t name a single wolf predator off the top of their head! It’s hard to imagine a creature that would actively hunt down and eat … Read more
Out of all the insects in existence, praying mantis are some of the most interesting out there. Their appearance is extremely unique, and the way that they hunt is so interesting. These well-received bugs are appreciated both in the wild and as pets. In fact, they’ve become some of the most commonly-kept pet insects! However, … Read more
Ferrets make great pets — most ferret owners will tell you that. They’re adorable, energetic, curious, and have such large personalities that make you fall in love with them. However, not everybody can enjoy a ferret in their life. There are several places where ferrets are downright illegal, including the entire state of California. Ferrets … Read more
Grasshoppers are found on every single continent except for Antarctica. These widespread insects come in all shapes, sizes, and colors and live in a variety of different habitats. With all of the different habitats of grasshoppers, they’re bound to have different behaviors, diets, and predators. What exactly eats these creepy-looking insects? Are grasshoppers’ predators the … Read more
Groundhogs are extremely common rodents that are found in North America (north-east and east) and most of Canada. While many people think they’re cute, an equal amount of people despise them. These creatures are considered pests by many due to their destructive actions and large appetites for crops. When do groundhogs do their damage, then? … Read more
Peacocks are the pinnacle of beauty in the avian world. These stunning creatures have developed appearances that make people stop and marvel at them for a bit. While many people have seen peacocks at some point, almost nobody actually sees them fly — they’re always walking around. Although they’re birds and have sizeable wings, are … Read more
Grasshoppers are part of the Orthoptera order, along with crickets and cockroaches. They’re extremely common, herbivorous, and considered a pest because of the large amount of crops that they eat. While they’re definitely ugly insects, not many people consider them to be dangerous — just a little frightening. Should people be scared of grasshoppers, though? … Read more
When picturing the typical chicken, a certain image comes into mind. This image might not include feathered feet, and that’s perfectly understandable. Instead, you might picture something more claw-like. However, chickens with feathered feet are more common than you think. Today, we’ll explore what you need to know about this unique characteristic. Let’s jump in! … Read more
It’s not that difficult to differentiate between goats and rams. They’re both farm animals that have been domesticated by humans for thousands of years. But, they come from two different species. Goats belong to the genus ‘Capra’. Rams belong to the genus ‘Ovis’. One fun fact about rams and goats is that they have rectangular … Read more
You may think to yourself that there’s a big difference between shrimp and krill. After all, we eat shrimp, we don’t eat krill. But there are certain features that make it easy to distinguish between the two species. For example, shrimp only live a year or two, but during that time, they lay nearly a … Read more
