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We know one thing for sure about Santa's reindeer — they all have a full set of antlers. This can mean only one thing. Find out what, along with nine other fun facts about reindeer.
Donkeys tend to be overlooked in terms of respect compared to other members of the equine family (like horses), but donkey enthusiasts are eager to change that. These humble animals have been revered for centuries and are valued for their affectionate, playful personalities, and strong work ethic.
The question has puzzled researchers for the last century, and many theories have arisen. But new research suggests something totally different may be causing those distinctive stripes.
How they deftly manipulate their food is unlike any other bird in the animal kingdom. And they show one eating characteristic that's similar to you and me. But that's not their only claim to fame. Find out about these fascinating birds today.
They can out-compete their native counterparts, and are becoming a nightmare for wildlife managers. So much so, that some places have create 'Don't Let It Loose' campaigns. Please don't add to an already trying ecological problem.
If you ever encounter one in your yard or garage, you may think you've just met the most vicious creature. But don't let his ferocious display fool you. Behind the scary hiss and baring of 50 teeth, he's a beneficial and harmless, gentle animal that deserves respect and understanding.
They can induce problems from respiratory distress to heart failure and death. Some represent healthy deliciousness to you, but can kill these animals. Know them, name them, and keep them under lock and key.
American bison were nearly hunted to extinction in the 1800s, and most of those that were left were crossbred with cattle. Genetically pure bison are now rare, but researchers have uncovered a population of about 350 such animals in the mountains of Utah.
Corporations keep these animals for human entertainment and their own financial gain, yet the suffering these incredible animals must endure far exceeds your price of admission. You'll never view these popular attractions the same way again after you discover their dark, hidden truths.