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Living way down south, past the tropical parts of the globe and deep in the freezing cold waters of Antarctica, are some pretty amazing fish. Temperatures

During the cold winter months many of Canada’s birds travel south to warmer climates - many, but not all…There are some birds that stay right where they

If you’ve ever seen a starfish up close, you might think they are pretty harmless. How could something that moves so slowly be a

Have you ever wondered how geckos can walk on windows and other smooth vertical surfaces without falling victim to the forces of gravity? Well for these reptiles, it

If you come across a young Bleeding Tooth fungus (Hydnellum peckii) you might be surprised by its appearance. Oozing out of pores on the top of this

There are over 150 species of Sundews (Drosera) found around the world. These plants typically live in bogs and they have a special quality that makes them OMG

Okapis (Okapia johnstoni) and giraffes come from the Giraffidae family. Like giraffes, okapis have long tongues that they use to remove leaves and buds from tall

On average, whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) are 7m, but some have been recorded as long as 20m (that’s over 65ft long). They have 300 tiny teeth and can

What is the loudest animal you can think of? If it was anything other than this tiny guy, you weren’t thinking loud enough! The water boatman (Micronecta