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In this article, we will compare and contrast catmint with lavender so that you can fully understand the differences between them. We will address what they look like physically as well as what they are typically used for in the average garden or home. Finally, we will address how they grow best in case you are interested in cultivating a plant of your own. Let’s get started! Comparing Catmint vs Lavender Key Differences Between Catmint vs Lavender There are a number of key differences between catmint and lavender....

Comparing a Chimpanzee and a Human The Key Factors in a Fight Between a Chimpanzee and a Human A single factor cannot determine the winner of a fight between a chimp and a human. Instead, deciding the winner of this competition necessitates a careful examination of many elements, ranging from the size of the creatures to how they hunt others. We’ve developed a list of seven crucial factors that will help us determine which of these apes would win in a fight....

In this article, we will go over everything you need to know about the Labradoodle and the Cockapoo, including the ways in which they are similar. We will address their physical appearances, including their size differences. Additionally, we will go over their behaviors and ancestries so that you can get the full scope of both of these breeds. Let’s get started! Comparing Cockapoo vs Labradoodle Key Differences Between Cockapoo vs Labradoodle There are many key differences between the Cockapoo and the Labradoodle....

In this article, we’ll discuss how long the average cockatiel lives, both in the wild and in captivity. We will also discuss its average life cycle and compare it to another extremely popular pet bird, the parakeet. Let’s get started. How Long Do Cockatiels Live? Cockatiels live an average of 10-15 years, depending on whether they are wild or captive. Many wild cockatiels won’t make it to this age— many don’t live to see adulthood, given the threat of predators and environmental factors....

One major aspect separating lobsters is whether they live in warm or cold water. Different water temperatures allow different types of lobsters to thrive. Lobsters found near Canada and Maine aren’t the same as those found near Australia and the Caribbean. Cold water and warm water lobsters have different diets, habitats, appearances, behaviors, and relationships with humans. In this article, we will look at both types of lobsters to learn just how different they are and what traits they share....

What Do Reptile Skulls Have In Common? Reptiles are diapsids, meaning they have two openings in their skull on both sides of the head, just behind the eye socket. These openings are called the upper and lower temporal openings. There are always exceptions in the animal kingdom, so you will find turtles and some extinct groups that are not diapsids. They are considered anapsids with no opening behind the eye socket....

Most people associate manta rays with the massive oceanic manta or reef manta rays. However, these rays are frequently confused with the Mobula devil rays. Because they share a common origin, most scientists consider mantas to be a younger cousin of devil rays. However, if you know where to look, you may easily see significant physical differences that distinguish the two species. They also have distinct characteristics and behaviors that serve to differentiate them from one another....

13. Blue-Lipped Sea Krait (Blue-Banded Sea Krait) The Blue-Lipped or Blue-Banded Sea Krait is an extremely venomous species of sea snake that lives in the western Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean. This snake can grow between 36-42 inches in length, with uniform black banding along the length of its smooth blue body. The blue-lipped sea krait is semi-aquatic, alternating between time spent on land and hunting in ocean waters. This snake often hunts along coral reefs and has a highly potent neurotoxic venom....

1. Cherry Creek State Park Located in Denver, in the SE corner, you will find a 4,200 acre park with a lake, trails and campground. The Cherry Creek reservoir is a favorite spot for locals and visitors to boat, paddle and swim (well, when the waters warm up!). There are 35 miles of trails for hiking, biking or pushing a stroller. What is stopping you from taking a long lunch and bringing your fishing gear out to try to catch some trout, walleye, bass or crappie?...

The state has six biomes that enhance its diversity of terrain and climate. As a result, many species of animals and plants reside here. But what about those animals that don’t live here anymore – that went extinct? That’s exactly what we’re going to tackle in this article. Let’s discover 7 extinct animals that lived in California! 1. Dire wolf During the Cenozoic period, animals such as the dire wolf and saber-tooth cat inhabited the territory of California....

Out of the over 40 species of snakes in Oklahoma, only seven are dangerous. They are venomous snake species, which include; Copperheads, Rattlesnakes, and Cottonmouths. There are five species of venomous rattlesnakes in Oklahoma, namely; timber rattlesnake, western diamondback rattlesnake, western pygmy rattlesnake, western massasauga, and prairie rattlesnake. All seven venomous snakes belong to the pit viper species, characterized by distinctive triangular-shaped heads and pit sensory organs on either side of their head....

Georgia’s climate and landscapes greatly influence the growth and development of flora and fauna in all the provinces. The plethora of astounding ecosystems, archeological sites, and wildlife are protected by most state’s national parks and monuments. With dozens of legendary trails and historical sights to check out and many great outdoor activities to explore, Georgia is one of the best places to tour. Here are the ten best national parks in Georgia that you should consider visiting....

The United States boasts 63 amazing national parks in total, and 40 of them are located in the west and span all 13 states. Each park offers a unique experience throughout the year. Here are the 10 best national parks in the western United States. 1. Grand Teton National Park You can’t beat the views at this world-famous Wyoming national park. People who visit Grand Teton National Park are always amazed by its jagged mountain peaks, many historical sites, beautiful alpine terrain, lush meadows, pristine lakes, and amazing wildlife....

According to The Magazine of Western History, the state also holds a large number of failed national parks. Several sites in Montana were considered for federal recognition but rejected. 1. Big Hole National Battlefield Wisdom, Montana, was the site of the 1877 Big Hole battle between the Nez Perce people and soldiers. Over one hundred people died within 24 hours, and today the Big Hole National Battlefield honors those that lost their lives....

What Are Tsunamis? Tsunami is a Japanese word that means “harbor waves” in literal terms. We can describe tsunamis in simple terms as ‘water waves’ or ‘tidal waves’ – No, this isn’t the type of wave a surfer would be glad to see and definitely not one a mother would let her child beam at. Tsunamis are catastrophic water waves that are often the aftermath of an earthquake. These ocean waves are seen when a tsunami approaches and can vary in size, origin depth, and configuration of the water depth....

What is a rough green snake? Rough green snakes are bright green, and they look like a whip! They are long and are about as skinny as a pencil. Their scales are rough, with the ridges visible compared to the smooth green snake, which has very smooth scales. The tail of the rough green snake gradually gets thinner, with the tip coming to a point. Their average length is 14-33 inches (35-82 cm)....

How big are whale sharks? On average, whale sharks can grow between 5.5-10 meters, or between 18 and 33 feet. Although that is the average size, there have been a few instances where they exceeded that by nearly double. Whale sharks were first distinguished as a species in 1828 after a small specimen was killed off the coast of Table Bay, South Africa. The man named it so because it was a fish that was as big as some species of whale....

How Are Cattle Dangerous Animals? Farming is a dangerous profession. Most farming accidents are related to farm machinery, but a fair number of accidents and fatalities occur with animals. Horses and cattle are the most dangerous animals on the farm. According to a study by the Iowa Department of Public Health, there were 108 cattle-related fatalities between 2003-2008 in four farming states (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska). Although Wyoming was not included in this study, one can assume statistics would be similar in a state like Wyoming....

Comparing a Bernedoodle and a Saint Berdoodle The Main Differences Between a Bernedoodle and a Saint Berdoodle Bernedoodles and Saint Berdoodles have similar names and a common genetic contributor, the Poodle, but there are many other similarities and differences between these two hybrids. Read on to find out how they compare in terms of breed origin, appearance, size, hair type and color, and temperament. Bernedoodle vs Saint Berdoodle: Breed Origin The Bernedoodle was a breed created strictly for companionship....

Not only bird owners encounter bird poop, though – even common people walking randomly along streets or resting peacefully under the trees can occasionally receive a bird’s “blessing” from above. But what does bird poop look like? Does it smell? Is it toxic to humans? This article will explore everything you’ve ever wanted to know about bird poop and more! What Does Bird Poop Look Like? Once you see a bird dropping on the sidewalk, above your car, or on you, you can easily spot it and identify it as bird poop....