The Master Climber: How Madagascar’s Fossa Hunts Lemurs in the High Canopy
You might think you are looking at a small mountain lion when you first see a Fossa in the forests...
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Category: Mammals
The Popcorn Beast: Why the Binturong’s Territory Smells Exactly Like Hot Buttered Popcorn
If you were to walk through the deep, humid rainforests of Southeast Asia at twilight, you might...
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The Venomous Cute: Why the Slow Loris Licks Its Own Elbows to Create a Poisonous Bite
If you spend any time on social media, you have probably seen a video of a slow loris. It is a...
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The Electrical Detective: Why the Platypus Hunts with Its Eyes and Ears Closed
Imagine swimming in a pitch-black, freezing river at three in the morning. The water is so muddy...
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The Armored Rear: Why the Wombat Uses Its Backside as a Shield
You might look at a wombat and see a slow, fuzzy mammal. It has a round body and short legs. It...
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Beyond the Selfie: A Guide to Ethical Elephant Tourism
For many travelers, seeing an elephant in person is a dream come true. Their massive size, gentle...
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What’s in Your Cat’s Bowl? A Look at Domestic Cat Diets
The adage “you are what you eat” holds profound truth, not just for humans, but...
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Why Elephants Need So Much to Eat: Understanding Their Diet
Elephants, the largest terrestrial mammals on Earth, captivate human imagination with their...
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The Buffalo: A Journey Through Their World
Buffaloes are large, horned mammals that belong to the Bovidae family, which also includes...
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The Life of a Bull: From Calf to Mature Male
The Birth of a Calf: A New Life Begins The birth of a calf, a process known as calving, is a...
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The Importance of Cows in Agriculture
The gentle lowing of cattle, the scent of hay and manure, the image of cows grazing peacefully in...
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8 Tips On How to Be a Great Cat Owner
Cats are wonderful companions, known for their independence and playful personalities. But owning...
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