Animals

Did you know that a single Oyster filters up to 50 gallons of water a day? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Oysters .

Did you know that Male bees are called drones and they don’t have stingers? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Bees.

Did you know that Squirrels can eat their body weight in food weekly? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Squirrels.

Did you know that the largest octopus species is the Pacific Giant Octopus? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Octopus.

Did you know that Ducks can sleep with one eye open? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Ducks.

Did you know that Foxes have been known to play dead as a defense mechanism? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Foxes.

Did you know that Wolves’ sense of smell is 100 times greater than humans’? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Wolves.

Did you know that Snakes have weak eyesight and are colorblind? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Snakes.

Did you know that Birds don’t have teeth they use a gizzard to grind their food? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Birds.

Did you know that male lions defend the pride’s territory? Read this full article to find out more fun facts about lions.

Did you know that the turtle’s shell acts as both armor and a bony shield? Read this full article to find out more fun facts about Turtles.

Did you know that the Blue Whale is the largest animal on Earth. Read this full article to find out more fun facts about whales.

Did you know that the roar of a tiger can be heard from up to two miles? Read this full article to find out more fun facts about tigers.

Did you know that a polar bear’s liver contains toxic levels of Vitamin A? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Polar Bear.

Did you know that Koalas can live up to 10 to 15 years in the wild? Read this article to find out more fun facts about Koalas.

Did you know that the most endangered penguin species is the African Penguin? Read this article to find out more fun facts about penguins.

Did you know that the panda’s scientific name is Ailuropoda melanoleuca? Read this article to find out more fun facts about pandas.

Did you know that Llamas are known for their unique, long necks and large, expressive eyes? Read this article to find out more fun facts about llamas.

Did you know Peafowl are diurnal and are active during the day? Let’s dive into the world of peacocks and discover 26 interesting facts about peacocks that will leave you amazed!

Did you know the world record rainbow trout weighed in at 48 pounds? Read this full blog to to learn more facts about rainbow trout.

Did you know that Armadillos are considered a delicacy in some countries? Read this full article to find more fun facts about armadillos.

Do you know there are over 40 different species of toucans? In this blog, we will explore some of the most interesting facts about Toucans.

Did you know Cougars are skilled hunters and have a success rate of over 50%? In this blog post, we’ll be exploring 24 fun facts about cougar, from their diet and hunting habits to their vocalizations and physical abilities.

Did you know Bobcats can live up to 12 years in the wild? In this blog post, we’ll be sharing 20 interesting facts about bobcats that you may not have known before.

Did you know that the scientific name for a swan is Cygnus, which comes from the Greek word for “swan.”? Read this article to find out more fun facts about swans.

Did you know butterflies can fly up to 50 miles per hour? We’ll explore 24 beautiful facts about butterflies and learn about one of nature’s greatest treasures.

Did you know that Ants were the world’s first farmers, practicing agriculture before humans​? Read this full blog to learn more facts about ants.