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The silky anteater inhabits the forests of Central America from southern Mexico, south into Brazil. Dwelling in the tall ceiba trees, this nocturna...
View full detailsOstriches are the world's largest birds. They are primarily vegetarian, occasionally feeding on locusts and remains left behind by predators. Ostri...
View full detailsThe harp seal, also called the Greenland and saddleback seal, is found in the Arctic and northern Atlantic oceans. Primarily pelagic, harp seals li...
View full detailsThe Fennec Fox, smallest of the fox family, is indigenous to the sandy deserts of North Africa. This fox like the rest of the family, is mainly noc...
View full detailsThe false killer whale received its name from its similarity in appearance to the true killer whale, the orca. False killer whales are found throu...
View full detailsThe false gavial, also called the false gharial, is native to freshwater swamps, lakes and rivers of Indonesia, Malaysia and possibly Vietnam. Alth...
View full detailsChimpanzees are highly intelligent primates native to the forests and savannahs of central and western Africa. Known for their complex social struc...
View full detailsThe California gull, a medium-sized gull native to the North American Pacific coast, is slightly smaller than the Herring Gull, but very similar in...
View full detailsThere are six species of spider monkey found inhabiting the tropical forests from southern Mexico to Brazil. They get their name from their long, h...
View full detailsThe Binturong is found in dense forests ranging across northeastern India, Indochina, Indonesia, Thailand, Burma, Malaysia, Sumatra, Bangka, the Rh...
View full detailsThe barn owl is found throughout much of North and South America, Africa, Europe, Australia and Southeast Asia. Like most owls, the barn owl has la...
View full detailsOkay, what is it? With its strange anatomical features, enormous eye orbits and somewhat minuscule dentition, it can't be human. These are the type...
View full detailsThe Aldabra tortoise is native to the islands of the Aldabra Atoll. This species, along with the Galapagos tortoise, is one of the largest species ...
View full detailsThe Javan pipistrelle bat is a small bat species found primarily in Southeast Asia, including the island of Java, Indonesia. It has a slender body,...
View full detailsThe skulls of African humans, like those of humans from other regions, exhibit certain characteristic features. However, it's important to note t...
View full detailsThis modern human skull exhibits a classic bullet wound to the frontal cranium. This specimen was cast from a Caucasian male, 25 years of age. The ...
View full detailsPeruvian bound skulls, also known as "trophy heads," are human skulls that were deformed during life as a part of a cultural practice in certain i...
View full detailsSeahorses are small, marine fish known for their unique equine-like appearance, upright swimming posture, and prehensile tails. Found in shallow co...
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The broad-footed mole, also known as the California mole, can be found dwelling underground in the moist grasslands and open forests of Northern Me...
View full detailsThe caracal is a sleek, medium-sized wild cat native to Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia, easily recognized by its tall, tufted black ear...
View full detailsThe white-handed gibbon is native to the rainforests of Southeast Asia. This species, like most gibbons, is monogamous. White-handed gibbons are pr...
View full detailsThe shortfin mako shark is a sleek, fast-swimming predator found in warm and temperate oceans around the world. Known as the fastest of all sharks...
View full detailsThe Gavial, also known as the Gharial, is native to India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar, and Pakistan. Males of this species can grow up to 2...
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