Animal ARTICLE
Information about animals around the world
Swans are often seen as symbols of love and loyalty because they usually stay with one partner for life. But what happens when one swan loses its partner? Some people believe that swans can die of heartbreak...
Key Takeaways Fact Description Animal Kangaroo Rat Reason for Death Dehydration caused by flushing out necessary nutrients Location Western part of North America Introduction Every living creature on Earth,...
Key Takeaways Fact Description What are they? Cow dung mushrooms, also known as coprophilous fungi, are a type of fungi that grow on animal feces. Why are they important? They feed on the feces and turn...
Key Takeaways Fact Details Scientific Name Ochotona dauurica Family Ochotonidae Common Name Daurian pika Habitat Mongolia, southern Russia, Manchuria, and several provinces of China Diet Herbivorous Unique...
Key Takeaways Fact Description Scientific Name Ursus thibetanus Common Name Asiatic black bear, Moon bear, Asian black bear and White-chested bear Habitat Tropical rainforests, Deciduous forests and Coniferous...
Key Takeaways Scientific Name Capreolus pygargus Common Names Siberian roe deer, Eastern roe deer, Asian roe deer Distribution Eastern Europe, central and eastern parts of Asia. Habitat Places that has...
Key Takeaways Common Names Indian Muntjac or Barking Deer Distribution Southeast Asia Diet Omnivore Length 89 cm (35 in) to 135 cm (53 in) Weight 13 kg (29 lb) or as heavy as 35 kg (77 lb) Introduction...
Fact Description Scientific Name Rucervus duvaucelii Common Name Barasingha or Swamp Deer Habitat Indian subcontinent Conservation Status Vulnerable Unique Characteristic Antlers usually have 12 tines...
Key Takeaways Bengal Tiger Siberian Tiger Scientific Name Panthera Tigris Tigris Panthera Tigris Altaica Habitat India, Pakistan, southern Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, and southwestern China. Russia,...
Key Takeaways Fact Description Scientific Name Balistoides Viridescens Common Name Titan Triggerfish Habitat Reefs and Lagoons at depths 50m (160ft) Diet Sea urchins, Molluscs, Crustaceans, Tube worms...