Knowing fact from fiction and which one is which is important, however, and some of the best ways to tell these two apart is by looking for some of the key differences, which we’ll explore further in this article. However, these two separate breeds also have many key differences, which we will be exploring further in this article. Keep reading to learn more about the differences between the Caucasian Shepherd and Tibetan Mastiff....
Picking the right crate makes all the difference in your and your pup’s daily routine. It can help with traveling or when you need to eat a sandwich without your doggie making big eyes at you. So, how do you find the perfect crate for your pet? It’s not always easy. With a bit of research and some measuring tape, you should be able to find the right size dog crate for your furry friend....
There are a lot of different species with the chicken snake nickname, though there is really one snake that tops the list as being the real chicken snake. That’s the yellow rat snake. Its scientific name is Elaphe Obsoleta Quadrivittata. Understanding the differences between these two snakes will help you if you come across them in the wild. What are some similarities and differences between the coachwhip snake and the chicken snake?...
One of Indiana’s most common species is the copperhead. Copperheads are endemic to the North American continent and are found in many American states. These snakes are venomous pit vipers, easily recognized by their copper or orange-red heads, hence their name. This article takes a look at copperheads in Indiana, where they live, and how often they bite. What Copperhead Species Are Found in Indiana? According to the Indiana Herp Atlas and the Indiana department of natural resources, the state is home to two species of copperheads, the eastern copperhead (Agkistrodon contortrix) and the northern copperhead (Agkistrodon contortrix mokasen)....
Indiana’s territory hosted many prehistoric animals, too, that can now be traced thanks to the fossil discoveries in the region. Indiana’s paleontological research started with the Precambrian when it was home to microbes. More complex creatures began to appear during the early Paleozoic era when a shallow sea covered the state. These included trilobites, crinoids, cephalopods, and brachiopods. Later, during the Carboniferous period, the state was home to multiple amphibians....
1. Texas Banded Gecko (Coleonyx brevis) The first species on our list is a gecko named after the second-largest state in the US–the Texas banded gecko! The other half of this species’ namesake comes from its handsome horizontal stripes or bands. These bands extend from the lizard’s neck down to the tip of its tail. This gecko’s geographic range is limited to Texas and New Mexico in the United States and northern Mexico....
From rivers and waterfalls to forests and mountains, it is no surprise that the northeastern part of America is also home to a wide variety of wildlife. The diversity in the present habitats of this region provides a home for different species of mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and other native animals. If you are someone who loves adventure, then the Northeast is definitely for you. Before you drift off on your wild and fun journey to this natural paradise, here are some of the best national parks in the Northeast and places you can visit....
Hawks are birds of prey of the family Accipitridae. They are native to North America and are distributed across the continent. There are about 270 species of hawk globally – all classified as raptors or birds of prey. Also, they come in various shapes, sizes, and colors, with varying behaviors and environments. Hawks are powerful birds. Their sharp, curved talons are for catching prey, and their hooked beaks are for tearing it up....
The Kentrosaurus is known for its protective armor and massive pointed spikes. It is covered by spikes from half of its body down to its tail. It was a threat to its predators. The Kentrosaurus is a genus of stegosaurs. It existed about 163-145 million years ago. This was in the late Jurassic period. Its popular species is the Kentrosaurus aethiopicus. Its Fossils were found in Tanzania, East Africa. In this article, we’ll take a trip in time to understand the size, feeding behavior, and threats to this ancient spiked lizard....
This is why sunfish are seen as very worthy conquests among people who go fishing. Members of the genus Mola, sunfish are the heaviest bony fish on Earth. Catching one of these enormous fish can be quite challenging. Also, they are amazing, friendly animals, so you might decide that you want to help them and play a part in saving their habitats instead. You might wonder, just how big was the largest sunfish anyone has seen?...
The method for determining the “windiest place on Earth” is dependent on how wind speed is measured. Declaring a location to be the “windiest” on the planet is more complicated. Some criteria use maximum wind speeds, while others consider average sustained velocity, and others examine how frequently wind gusts occur. Significant gusts are rare in regions with quick standards, and gusts are observed both on the ground and in the sky—for example, during tornadoes....
Ready to learn the top differences between the Aussiedoodle vs Labradoodle? Keep reading! Comparing the Aussiedoodle vs Labradoodle Aussiedoodle vs Labradoodle: 4 Key Differences Some of the most notable differences between the Aussiedoodle and Labradoodle come from their different parent breeds. The Aussiedoodle comes from an Australian Shepherd breeding with a poodle, while the Labradoodle comes from a Labrador Retriever and poodle. This is also why the Labradoodle can be near twice the size of the Aussiedoodle, especially when it comes to weight....
Let’s jump into these facts and more interesting things you may not know about baby ducks! #1: A Baby Duck is Called a Duckling! An baby duck of either gender is called a duckling or chick. A group of ducklings on land is called a brood. Ducklings can’t fly, but once they can, a group in the air is called a skein, team, or flock of ducks. On water, the group is called a paddling, raft, or team of ducklings....
Read on to learn six amazing facts about the baby eagle. #1: A Baby Eagle is Called an Eaglet! Did you know that a baby eagle is called an eaglet? Sometimes, eagle babies can also be called chicks or fledglings, depending on their age, but they aren’t the only birds called this! They share their name with many other species as well, such as robins, chickens, and even emus!...
How Long Do Bees Live? The lifespan of bees ranges anywhere from two weeks to six years. That’s an incredible range! The short answer on why bee lifespans varies so much is that workers live very short amounts of time while queens and certain bee species can live longer. There are three common bee species native to North America that we’ll discuss here: honeybee, bumblebee, and carpenter bee. Bee Lifespan: Honeybee Honeybees are ‘superorganisms’ because of their complex, well-structured colonies....
Comparing a Blue Whale and a Killer Whale The 6 main differences between a blue whale and a killer whale The main differences between a blue whale and a killer whale are that blue whales are larger, feed using baleen, and don’t live in the furthest northern waters. Killer whales are smaller, are predatory and have teeth, and live throughout the world’s oceans. Blue whales and killer whales are somewhat similar creatures, although nobody is likely to confuse the two....
Below, we’ll take a closer look at the Lonestar State’s box turtles, how to identify the different species and subspecies, and what makes these tiny yet remarkably hardy reptiles so unique. What is a Box Turtle? Essentially, a box turtle is any one of seven species of small turtles native to North America within the Terrapene genus. Terrapene is one of 10 distinct genera falling under the much larger family of pond turtles, Emydidae....
Bed bugs have become a common problem in many large cities, especially in hotels. Getting rid of them may involve discarding all your bedding and upholstered furniture along with costly extermination. It pays to know what to look for, particularly when traveling, so you can avoid bringing these extremely unwanted guests home with you. Understanding a few facts about bed bugs can make a significant difference. In this guide, you’ll learn where they are found, how to identify them, and even if bed bugs can live in your hair....
Health Benefits of Pomegranate for Dogs Pomegranates are full of vitamins and nutrients like Vitamin C, fiber, folic acid, and potassium. They are also low in calories and high in antioxidants. Fiber can help keep your dog regular and boost your its overall immunity. Did you know that dogs can get sick just like people can? Feeding your dog pomegranates can help reduce that onset of a cold because they’re naturally high in Vitamin C....
You may wonder if you should share this delicious treat with your dog. Since there are several different types of tortillas, you’ll find out what you need to know to decide if you want to give your dogs a bite. Let’s jump into the facts! Corn Tortillas Corn tortillas are a flatbread made from masa harina, a kind of corn flour. They are popular in many Latin American countries and are often used to make dishes such as tacos and enchiladas....
