Looking Out for Trouble
Because they’re so tall, giraffes are the first to spot lions approaching in the distance. …
Because they’re so tall, giraffes are the first to spot lions approaching in the distance. …
A giraffe’s long neck helps it reach leaves at the tops of trees. Believe it or not, a giraffe has only seven bones in its neck—the same number you have! Their neck bones are just much bigger than yours. …
If you’ve got a housecat, you know that felines are master snoozers– on average, a housecat will sleep 15 hours …
A sleek and slippery seal swims in the sea. …
Did you know that when seals gather together in a group on land, it’s called a rookery? …
Of all the cats in the world, lions are the only ones that live together in large family groups. …
Working together makes hunting easier for lions, and this is one major reason that lions live in prides. …
A lot of us are staying inside to protect our communities from COVID-19, but there are lots of ways to …
Red pandas are some of the world’s most beloved animals– with their thick orange fur and and round faces, they …