Animals that have not been domesticated for various reasons are known as “wild animals.” This section, much like an encyclopedia, will provide information about different species: amphibians, birds, invertebrates, mammals, fish, reptiles and more.
As we know, animals don’t take appearance, age, or species into account when making friends. This is demonstrated by stories such as the one we want to tell you about today. It’s the incredible story of a sick baby elephant…
The southern lapwing, or Vanellus chilensis, is an elegant bird with thin, long legs that defends its nest and chicks. It inhabits a large part of South America. Here on My Animals, we’re going to share some facts about the…
The marabou stork is a carrion bird of the Ciconiidae family. In fact, they’re the largest member of this family and they’re also among the largest flying birds. The Marabou stork inhabits tropical Africa, from Senegal to Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia,…
The quokka has earned the title of “the happiest animal in the world” thanks to the constant smile on its face. With this recent fame, lots of people are wondering what exactly this animal is. The quokka is a marsupial…
Whether its life-cycle lasts less than six months or more than five years, the metamorphosis of the dragonfly is morphologically and physiologically complex. Anisoptera belong to one of the two sub-orders which make up the order Odonata which includes more…
The rock hyrax looks very similar to a guinea pig or a large rabbit with very short ears. But this animal has teeth, toes, and a cranial structure very similar to that of an elephant. In fact, the similarities are…
Also known as the polar fox, the Arctic Fox is a small mammal belonging to the Canidae family that lives at the most northerly point of our planet. In this article, we’ll tell you all about the Arctic fox. Distribution…
Also known as the chiru, the Tibetan antelope is a mammal that lives in Asia. It’s quite famous there and was even chosen as a mascot for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. What are they like and where are they found?…
Krill is a blanket term we use to describe 86 different species of crustaceans that inhabit the ocean. They’re part of the Euphausiacea order, and are part of the zooplankton that feed directly off the phytoplankton in the oceans. Krill…
The giant swallowtail or Papilio cresphontes is an amazing butterfly. It looks very exotic and is found in large numbers across North and South America. The adult is a welcome visitor in gardens, plantations, and other landscapes. The larvae or…
There’s a whole world of biodiversity in the primate group of animals. So, it’s not hard to find fascinating animals you’ve probably never heard of before, and ones that haven’t even been studied much. One of the most interesting of the unknown…
The manta ray is a creature that many consider the epitome of marine elegance due to its appearance. Ignorant people are often afraid of this creature due to how its fins resemble “demon horns”, in addition to the fact that…
Rattlesnakes belong to the viper family, specifically the Crotalus genus. They are native to the American continent and can be found from Canada right down to the north of Argentina. Their most characteristic feature is their tail, which gave these…
The Atlantic goliath grouper, whose scientific name is Epinephelus itajara, is a grouper species characterized by its large dimensions. The majority of the Atlantic goliath grouper population is located along the coasts of the American coast. However, this fish has…
The Jacare caiman is a caiman species that originates from South America. It belongs to the Alligatoridae family and the Crocodilia order, and is related to both crocodiles and gavials. The main characteristics of the Jacare caiman The Jacare caiman’s scientific…
There are many amazing facts about the life of bees that few of us know. Let’s start by saying that some believe these insects are the most important living beings for human life. This is because 90% of the crops…
There are some animals that live solitary lives and only come together with another member of their species for courting and mating. There are others who pair with others for life, and there are some who live in large groups…
Hake follow two very specific migration patterns. The purpose of one is to find food, the other is for reproduction and the continuation of the species. Hake is a type of fish that is commonly used in recipes around the…
People often associate mites with fleas for several reasons. Firstly, they are small, and sometimes even microscopic size. Secondly, they live in groups and can infest our homes and our pets. As this article will explain, many species of mite…
The jacamar bird is the best-distributed species of the Galbulidae family. Jacamars is a general term for a group of birds that belong to this family. They’re all throughout the American tropical zone and are their striking colors are characteristic…