The Deadliest Cat In The World Is Smaller Than You Think
Although tigers and cheetahs may be the most powerful and fastest cats around, this diminutive cousin has them beat when it comes to lethality.
Read MoreAlthough tigers and cheetahs may be the most powerful and fastest cats around, this diminutive cousin has them beat when it comes to lethality.
Read MoreOf all the animals alive, few are imbued with as much tragedy as mother and daughter Najin and Fatu, the last two living northern white rhinos.
Read MoreIf someone ever tells you that you're as blind as a bat, you should thank them for the compliment, because not a single species of bat is blind.
Read MoreIf you haven't seen an animal for over 60 million years, it's only reasonable to assume that it's extinct, but that's not the case with this fish.
Read MoreMost people don't really like mosquitoes and probably wouldn't mind if they all went extinct. But if that did happen, what would the world actually look like?
Read MoreDepending on where you live, springtime often means the beginning of the season for little red bugs the size of a pin head, but what are they?
Read MoreHummingbirds are unique not just for their small size and the sound they make as they fly, but also for this special ability that no other bird has.
Read MoreDespite its vast expanse of sand, the Sahara is not the largest desert on the planet, that distinction goes to someplace with a lot more water.
Read MoreWhile the modern world has some big and scary creatures, the truth is that many of those animals are nothing compared to their ancient ancestors.
Read MoreFrom harpy eagles to albatrosses, there are some big birds out there in the wild, but one prehistoric bird dwarfs anything else alive today.
Read MoreFor centuries, the dodo has stood as a symbol of the delicacy of nature and how easily diversity can be lost, but what if the dodo was still with us?
Read MoreWhen many migrating birds undertake their arduous flights, they'll often arrange themselves in a V shape, but what drives this distinctive behavior?
Read MoreFor a long time, scientists felt confident in their understanding of the timeline of human evolution. But a recent discovery has completely changed everything.
Read MoreThe Tasmanian tiger hasn't been seen in the wild for nearly 90 years and is assumed by most scientists to be extinct, but what if it were still here?
Read MoreHummingbirds are the smallest of the birds, but one member of this fast-flying family is smaller than the rest, only about as big as your pinky.
Read MoreFew creatures are as beautiful as the butterfly, but they're slowly disappearing along with other insects, and it's going to be a big problem.
Read MoreBears one of the largest land predators alive right now, but today's bears are tiny compared to a massive prehistoric bear discovered in Argentina.
Read MoreSquirrels are so ubiquitous that virtually everyone has had an interaction with one, but what does it mean when it's shaking its tail at you?
Read MoreIf you want to know the age of a bird, you might be surprised to know that there are no good ways to figure it out, at best it's all guess work.
Read MoreThere are some strange looking animals, but if you turn your eye to the deep ocean, that's where you'll find some truly weird and wild species
Read MoreThe thought of dinosaurs usually brings to mind huge, hulking creatures of the past. But not all dinosaurs were large. Some were actually pretty small.
Read MoreEarthworms are known more for being slimy and gross than for their beauty, but they take on a new level of revolting under the microscope.
Read MoreDespite their eight eyes, most spiders have terrible vision, but there are a few that have shockingly capable vision which they use for hunting.
Read MoreIf you've been in the ocean, you may have noticed that red objects tend to lose their color under water, and there's a good reason for that.
Read MoreOne of the most heartbreaking sounds a homeowner or renter can hear is the thump of a bird striking a window, but why does this even happen?
Read MoreThe Neanderthals, have been gone for about 40,000 years now, but we can at least imagine what life might be like if they were still here.
Read MoreThe water levels in the the Great Lakes can fluctuate significantly over the course of a day, but none of those changes are driven by the tides.
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