North-America

They feed on tree sap!

The ovenbird is named for its unusual nest, which is shaped like an oven!

They bark at strangers, cars, and loud noises like airplanes.

Not all bark beetles feed on a tree's bark. Some species feed on fruits, seeds, and other parts of the plant

Although they look similar to the Texas Longhorn, they are not closely related.

They line their nests with their feathers

Most species are relatively vocal, making harsh croaking sounds and squeals.

Flea beetles can jump like fleas when threatened.

When threatened, the promiscuous knight anole rises on all fours and turns bright green, and gives a menacing look.

Some species of water bugs can deliver a painful bite when handled.

Comfort Retrievers can carry an egg in their mouths without breaking the shell because they have very soft mouths.

Valeria Biddle Blaney (1828-1900) collected the first specimen in Maryland.

Nuthatches spend a lot of their time upside down.

They are intelligent and noisy, often mimicking sounds and learning vocabulary.

The Shiranian is an affectionate, loving, and social dog but requires continuous human companionship to stay well-adjusted and happy.

Labrabulls are incredibly clever, and training them is easy because they love to please and don't have a stubborn bone in their body.

Deodicurus was one of the largest glyptodonts to have ever lived.

They live in coffee and citrus plantations during the winter