Amazing Facts: Pronghorn 5 min read Animals Amazing Facts: Pronghorn edmondpogi March 6, 2018 The pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) is a unique North American mammal. Pronghorn returns food from the stomach back...Read More
Amazing Facts: Hamster 5 min read Animals Amazing Facts: Hamster edmondpogi February 28, 2018 Hamster has large cheek pouches which are used for storing and transfer of food. Fully expanded cheek...Read More
Amazing Facts: Leopard 4 min read Animals Amazing Facts: Leopard edmondpogi February 21, 2018 Leopards are part of the cat family, Felidae. The scientific name for a leopard is Panthera pardus....Read More
Amazing Facts: Panda 5 min read Animals Amazing Facts: Panda edmondpogi February 12, 2018 Pandas don’t hibernate like other bears. The giant panda, also known as panda bear or simply panda,...Read More
Amazing Facts: Chimpanzee 6 min read Animals Amazing Facts: Chimpanzee edmondpogi February 5, 2018 Chimpanzees are one of our closest relatives, sharing an estimated 98% of their genes with humans. Chimpanzees...Read More
Interesting Facts: Alligator 5 min read Animals Interesting Facts: Alligator edmondpogi February 2, 2018 Though often confused with various crocodile species, the American alligator can be distinguished by its rounded snout,...Read More
Amazing Facts: Rhinoceros 4 min read Animals Amazing Facts: Rhinoceros edmondpogi January 29, 2018 Rhinoceros, often abbreviated to rhino, is a group of five extant species of odd-toed ungulates in the...Read More
Amazing Facts: Flamingo 5 min read Animals Amazing Facts: Flamingo edmondpogi January 27, 2018 Flamingo is notable and effectively perceived bird due to its red-purple hued quill. These birds live in...Read More
Interesting Facts: Catfish 3 min read Animals Interesting Facts: Catfish edmondpogi January 24, 2018 A catfish has about 100,000 taste buds Catfish are raised in freshwater ponds of only four to...Read More
Amazing Facts: Spider 13 min read Animals Amazing Facts: Spider edmondpogi January 23, 2018 Spiders are not insects. Instead, spiders are known as arachnids because they only have two body segments...Read More