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With zero to sixty mph acceleration at only three seconds, and a max speed around seventy miles per hour, the cheetah is a perfect hunter. It nee...

Emperor Penguin chicks are born into intensely difficult circumstances. Their early survival depends on father incubating the egg among biting wi...

Cownose Rays can grow to 7 feet wide from wingtip to wingtip. They range through the warm waters of the western Atlantic Ocean, from New England ...

Ice Dragons live exclusively in the Arctic circle, where few humans have the opportunity to study them. The fierce creatures use sharp claws for ...

Emperor Penguins live in about 40 colonies on the entire coast of Antarctica, where they must survive some of the harshest weather on the planet....

Starfish is the common nickname for Sea Stars, those amazing creatures that have filled many niches in the ocean through adaptation, numbering ov...

The Pufferfish isn’t just another pretty fish. Its ability to take in water and quickly grow to several times its normal size is a necessary defe...

Blue Sharks are sleek, open-water hunters that swim across temperate and tropical oceans worldwide. They range from the southern coast of Alaska ...

Seahorses love warm coastal waters, preferring the temperate and tropical zones. The odd-looking creatures are small, with the various varieties ...

A rooster is a male chicken, and all 150 or so breeds of domesticated chickens come from the jungle fowl of southeast Asia. A rooster can be dist...

Hermit Crabs just love their shells. But they don’t get attached, because as they grow, the soft-bellied crabs need to swap out their borrowed home...

Waving cats, also known as happy cats or lucky cats, are a common Japanese talisman, or good luck charm. They are most often depicted as white ca...

Kiwis are flightless birds native to New Zealand. Their unique qualities include an egg-to-hen ratio larger than any other bird and nostrils at th...

Hedgehogs are small, shrew-like mammals whose fur has evolved into tiny spines that protect the hedgehog from predators. If threatened, the hedge...

Llamas are members of the camel family, though they lack the distinctive hump of more familiar camel species. Llamas are fully domesticated, and ...

This little Chameleon’s markings identify it as a juvenile Veiled Chameleon. Like many other chameleon species, they use their long tongues to sn...

This brightly colored jellyfish is known as the “mauve stinger” in Europe due to its common pinkish hue and painful sting. Their colors can vary ...

Black widow spiders have a reputation for being dangerous due to their venom, although only adult females have large enough fangs to penetrate hu...

Although it’s tempting to think all zebras look alike, each has a unique pattern of stripes, and zebras use these patterns to tell one another ap...

Beavers are the second largest rodents in the world, but our Beaver Good Luck Minis® have been made tiny-sized for your convenience! These semi-a...

Tortoises are members of the turtle clan who spend most of their time primarily on land. Some tortoises are among the longest living animals and ...

Day Geckos are named for the fact that, unlike most gecko species, they are not nocturnal and are most active in daylight hours. They are a brigh...

Sloths are slow-moving, tree dwelling mammals in the order Pilosa. Living sloth species are separated into two groups – the three-toed sloths and ...

Hummingbirds are tiny birds, among the smallest bird species of all. They hover around drinking nectar through their long, thin beaks. In order t...

The blue tang is also called the palette surgeonfish, due to the black mark on its side that is shaped like a painter’s palette. The name “surgeo...

The horse was first domesticated around 6000 years ago in Asia. There are now several hundred recognized breeds of domestic horse, each selective...

Fennec Foxes are small foxes with very large ears that are found only in the Sahara Desert in Africa. They are the smallest species in the family...

From nearly invisible eggs, tiny striped caterpillars emerge. They begin feeding on the surrounding milkweed leaves immediately, storing food for ...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this hippo snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. Th...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this dolphin snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. ...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this giraffe snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. ...

No batteries are needed for imaginative play with this orca snapper! A simple one-finger trigger action causes the jaws to open and snap shut. The...