Cows are diurnal by nature, which means they are more active during the day than at night. However, if you’ve ever stayed on the farm (or watched a movie that was set in the countryside) you’d realize cows moo more at night. They might also seem agitated and even move around a lot. This makes […]
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The pond is a great home for many animals, not just fishes, and they can be found in different habitats and cut across numerous countries. They also come in various sizes and can be either natural or man-made. Animals that live in ponds all have their uniqueness, and we shouldn’t expect sameness from them. These
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Animals that live in lakes or live around lakeside dwell there for multiple reasons. Those that live in the lake seem to consider the lake a natural habitat, while others hang around because the lake offers breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner. Whatever the reason, these animals depend on lakes. Lake animals are not only fishes. Different
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Among the numerous things to know about snakes and how they nest, one question that begs to be asked is: “What does a snake nest look like?” Snakes build nests to lay their eggs or give live birth to their young, take shelter, and hide from predators. A standard snake’s nest looks like a heap
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Fun fact: Nocturnal snakes are not as dangerous as most people perceive them to be. There is more to learning about these reptiles than just how deadly some snake species can be. There’s been an argument about the sleep patterns of snakes and their active hours. The active nature of animals are classified into: Considering
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It is necessary for ants to eat food because it serves as fuel to keep them going. But the question that begs an answer from most people is: Do ants pee and poop? Yes, ants poop. Just like most animals, ants need to pass out toxic solid waste matter collected in their bodies. Although ants
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Sharks are interesting combinations of fierce and dignified. As such, they can fascinate and terrify people, even sea animal lovers. These aquatic predators have been around for millions of years, and with so many species (over 400 of them), they have come to stay. Controversies about their classification pop up occasionally because of their size
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Are snakes blind? Can a snake see with its eyes? There are many stereotypes and myths surrounding snakes. Some have truths in them, while many are embellished with exaggerations. One such stereotype is that all snakes are blind. Like every stereotype you know, this has some truth in it, but it can’t be accepted as
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Here’s the first bombshell; despite its appearance and name, the blue ant is not an ant. It is called an ant and bears a strong resemblance to the standard ant, but it is a different insect of its own. This alone is enough to spark interest in the minds of any animal enthusiast out there.
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Most ants are bad swimmers who also need oxygen to survive, and if they get into the water, they won’t be able to save themselves. Although ants can’t swim and there’s a high possibility of them dying by drowning, they can also stay in water for a while without drowning, which is dependent on several
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