The fire-bellied toads or fire belly toads are a group of eight species of small frogs (most species typically no longer than 1.6 in or 4.1 cm) belonging to the genus Bombina.
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5 Least Deadly Shark Species Shark Week 2017 – Least Dangerous
Have you ever wanted to swim with sharks without all the chompy chompy? There is a multitude of different types of sharks swimming our oceans and while most won’t just swim up and take a nibble out of you, these five sharks are widely considered the least dangerous sharks in the world. One, in particular, is considered a gentle giant.
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Hammerhead Shark Facts You Probably Didn’t Know Shark Week 2017
Ahhh, the Hammerhead. One of the most easily recognizable creatures in the sea. Take one look at this amazing fish and you’ll know exactly how it got its name. But, just calling him a Hammerhead is like calling your new Lambo a car. Stick around and find out why.
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Shark Myths You Actually Believe Debunked Shark Week 2017
Sharks – One of the most popular Animal topics. They fascinate you. They scare you. But, despite our overwhelming interest in them, there are many myths and misconceptions that surround these amazing creatures. It’s time to set the record straight on some of the more prevalent myths.
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Top 10 Deadliest Sharks Shark Week 2017
Statistically, it is incredibly rare for any species of shark to attack people, but when they do the results can be so horrific as to fuel our imagination of monsters. Sharks strike fear into our hearts, but at the same time, these ancient fish fascinate us at a primordial level. Many more people are bitten by other people than by sharks, still, sharks are hardly cuddly friends. And while the probability of you being attacked by a shark is low, you probably don’t want to meet one of these guys in the ocean.
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Are Great White Sharks Serial Killers? Shark Week 2017
This week on Animal Facts, we’re getting in on the Shark Week feeding frenzy. We’re hungry for some shark action. We’re watching and we know you are too. [Dun dun dun dun dun dun]
The Great White Shark, likely the most feared creature on the face of the Planet. He’s literally a cold-blooded killer. But is he just an opportunistic hungry fish, or is there a motive in his killing sprees? Does this most menacing predator of the sea have something in common with the most terrifying of human predators?
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Koala Fun Facts for Kids – Australian Animals
There’s no denying that the Koala is one of the cutest animals on the face of the planet. And, although most people know that koalas live in Australia and eat eucalyptus leaves, there is so much more to know. Here’s the lowdown on the marsupials from Down Under.
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Top 10 Arboreal Species Tree Hugger Animals #EarthDay
What does it take to be a tree-hugger? A pair of Birkenstocks? A wardrobe comprised of hemp? A barrage of other non-helpful stereotypes? Well, not at Animal Facts. Our favorite tree-huggers wear no clothes at all. Giggity. We’re speaking of course about our arboreal animal friends. What’s that? Arboreal animals are animals that spend most or all of their time in the trees and we’ve put together a list of our favorites. Let’s get started. But before we start, take a moment to like and subscribe for more fun, fauna facts.
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Hamster Facts and Information for Kids #hamster
Hamsters are great little creatures to have as pets. They love lots of attention and enjoy interacting with their owners. They are the embodiment of adorableness, fun and extremely active little rodents, especially at night when the sun goes down. As far as pets go, hamsters are pretty beloved. But how much do you really know about these tiny furballs?
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10 Reasons Not to Buy an Easter Bunny Rabbit PLEASE SHARE #easter #easterbunny
Did you know 4 out of 5 rabbits purchased as Easter presents will not live to see their first birthday? Unfortunately, those that do, generally live in less than optimal conditions or end up in shelters and euthanized. Each year, thousands of people purchase rabbits, as novelty gifts, but more often than not they end up with a living being they are not prepared to accommodate.
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