The world as we know it consists of various kinds of animals, including predators and prey. These animals, as much as we know, are not always dangerous. Some are easygoing and wired to feed on plants instead of joining the hunt to feed on other animals. However, some feed on other animals and are sneaky

Multiple instances exist of how the smartest animals have shown their intelligence to the world. An example is the famous story of Otto the Octopus, who figured out how to short circuit Germany’s Sea Star Aquarium electricity.[1] But while marveling instances like these exist, stark instances of an extreme level of dumbness displayed by the least

Animals have evolved over the years to adapt to their living environment to increase their chances of survival. They exhibit certain behavioral or physical adaptations to suitably live in their habitat. Webbed feet are one of the body parts that have evolved over time so that animals can better adapt to living comfortably on their

It is all picturesque scenery of jungle-like valleys, canoe routes, hiking trails, and crystal lakes across virtually 5,000 square miles of Adirondacks in northeastern Upstate New York. Remarkably, these landscapes are home to several animal species, including some that are ferocious or equipped with deadly defensive mechanisms. Among the most dangerous animals in the Adirondacks