Valencia Aquarium
(L'Oceanografic)

The Oceanogràfic is the largest complex of its type in Europe and it houses more than 45,000 specimens of 500 different species Continue>
Cetacean Watching on Pride of Bilbao
Take a trip on the Pride of Bilbao and travel through the Bay of Biscay which is one of the best places in the world to view cetaceans. Continue>
South Lakes Wild Animal Park
South Lakes Wild Animal Park has a variety of animals from all over the world and they are kept in an environment as close to their natural habitat as possible. Continue>









Monarch Butterflies
Supersized Monarch Butterflies
(January 28, 2010) Researchers have discovered that migrant Monarch Butterflies have developed larger wings and bodies to enable them to fly vast distances. Read More>
Sea Eagles
Sea Eagles Thriving on Isle of Mull
(January 19, 2010) Sea Eagles that have bred in the wild are thriving on the Isle of Mull, with 20 pairs now nesting on the small Scottish island. Read More>
See-Through Goldfish
See-Through Goldfish
(January 13, 2010) A newly bred see through goldfish may reduce the need for dissections. Read More>
Amazonian Manatee
Mystery of Amazon Manatee Migration Solved
(December 23, 2009) In recent years scientists discovered that the Amazonian Manatee migrated from shallow to deeper waters and now researchers can reveal why. Read More>
Asian Vulture
New Drug Threat to Asian Vultures
(December 13, 2009) Scientists say that a pain drug used to treat livestock can be lethal to the vultures that eat the carcasses of dead animals. Read More>
Supersized Lobster
Lobsters to be Supersized by Climate Change?
(December 08, 2009) A new study suggests climate change could be making lobsters supersized Read More>
Hammerhead Shark
Hammerhead Sharks have "Human" Vision
(November 30, 2009) A new study suggests that due to the distinctive shape of their head, hammerhead sharks have human-like vision. Read More>
Siberian Tiger
Siberian Tiger in Severe Decline
(November 26, 2009) Researchers have found that the last remaining population of Siberian Tigers has severely declined. Read More>
A Mushroom Coral ingesting a Moon Jellyfish
"Predator" Corals Eat Jellyfish
(November 25, 2009) A new study has found some corals that eat adult jellyfish. Read More>
Leatherback Turtle
Turtles are "Right-Flippered"
(November 14, 2009) Scientists have studied a population of Leatherback turtles and they have discovered that they tend to be the reptilian version of "right-handed". Read More>
White "Spirit Bear"
Spirit Bears Become "Invisible"
(November 06, 2009) White "spirit bears" roam around in the woods on a few islands in western Canada. These striking animals are a race of black bear and scientists have discovered how they manage to survive. Read More>
A Loon covered in sea slime
Sea Slime Killing U.S Seabirds
(November 02, 2009) Hundreds of seabirds are being washed up on U.S Pacific northwest coasts covered in a foamy sea slime. Read More>
Sperm Whale and Calf
Giant Squid Eaten by a Sperm Whale
(October 31, 2009) A female Sperm Whale has been caught on camera with the remains of a 30 ft (9 m) giant squid in her mouth. Read More>
Woodfrog Tadpole
Frog Embryos "Smell" Predators
(October 30, 2009) Scientists say that frogs learn to recognize the smell of their predators while they are developing embryos.
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Grey Wolves Chasing Deer
Aging Wolves "Lose Their Bite"
(October 27, 2009) Researchers have found that as wolves age they lose their bite, and it affects their ability to hunt and moderates their impact on prey.
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Frog
Secrets of Frog Killer Laid Bare
(October 23, 2009) Scientists have found out how the fungal disease chytridiomycosis kills its victims.
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Green Anaconda
Alien Giant Snakes Threaten the US
(October 16, 2009) Nine species of giant snake are threatening to invade up to one third of the United States.
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Lizards Filmed "Walking on Water"
(October 13, 2009) Amazing slow motion footage has been taken of two lizards that seem to do the impossible - walk on water.
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Macaques
Grieving Monkeys Drink Own Milk
(October 05, 2009) Female monkeys in Morocco have been observed drinking their own milk.
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Polar Bear and her Cub
Polar Bear Cub Hitches a Ride
(October 03, 2009) A polar bear cub has recently been photographed hitching a ride with its mother.
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Ringtail
Pallas's Cat
Pampas Cat
Leopard Cat
Iriomote Cat
Marbled Cat
Colocolo
Giant-Striped Mongoose
Broad-Striped Mongoose
Narrow-Striped Mongoose
Brown-Tailed Mongoose
Ring-Tailed Mongoose
Smooth-Coated Otter
Spotted-Necked Otter
Congo Clawless Otter
Onager
Bongo
Crazy Kitty Catnip
Sojos Organic Catnip
Crepuscular
Sebaceous Gland
Scutellum
Tissue
Tibia
Patagium
Pectoral Girdle
Pedipalps
Parasitoid
Parapodium
Papilla
Pelvic Fins
Pectoral Fin
Partial Migrant
Polyp
Ovipositor
Ossicle
Operculum
Proboscis
Pterostigma
Prothorax
Morph
Metathorax
Metamorphosis
Territory
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Sequential Hermaphrodite
Flight Feathers
Diastema
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Tree Pangolin
Philippine Pangolin
Asian Badger
Japanese Badger
Otter Civet
Small-Toothed Palm Civet
Sulawesi Palm Civet
Golden Palm Civet
Banded Palm Civet
Asian Palm Civet
African Palm Civet
Jerdon's Palm Civet
Owston's Palm Civet
Malagasy Civet
Southern River Otter
Neotropical Otter
Marine Otter
African Wild Ass
K & H Lectro Soft Outdoor Bed
Costs of a New Kitten?
What is Catnip?
Spicule
Spermatophore
Sexual Dimorphism
Spiracle
Tracheal System
Tracheal Lung
Trachea
Parthenogenesis
Parotoid Gland
Sexual Reproduction
Pelvic Girdle
Pelvic Spurs
Pheromone
Photosynthesis
Placenta
Thorax
Ootheca
Ocellus
Notochord
Pronotum
Molar Tooth
Premolar Tooth
Nymph
Metatarsal
Metacarpal
Pronghorn
Flagellum
Fertilization
Fossa
Cloven Hoof
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Fleay's Barred Frog
Fleay's Barred Frog
Fleay's Barred Frogs are found in small pockets of rainforest in eastern Australia. They often hide among leaf litter and vegetation and prefer to live near fast flowing streams. Continue>
Osprey
Osprey
Ospreys are medium/large birds of prey and they are found throughout the world, except in Antarctica. They are brown and white in colour, their underside and head being mostly white, and their upper side being mainly brown. Continue>
Aardwolf
Aardwolf
Aardwolves are found on the open, grassy plains of east and south Africa. They are solitary and they rest in burrows during the day before becoming active at night. Continue>
Black Caiman
Black Caiman
Black Caiman are the largest predator in the Amazon Basin. They have a body length between 4 and 6 m and they have black, scaly skin. Continue>
King Cobra
King Cobra
King Cobras are the largest venomous snakes and they reach lengths between 3 and 5.5 m (9.8 - 18 ft). Their colour can vary depending on their location. Continue>
Bactrian Camel
Bactrian Camel
Bactrian Camels feed on grass, leaves and shrubs and they live in habitats where they have to withstand extremely harsh conditions. Continue>
Spotted Seal
Spotted Seal
Spotted Seals inhabit waters of the north Pacific Ocean and they mainly feed on fish and crustaceans. Predators include killer whales and polar bears. Continue>
Red Slender Loris
Red Slender Loris
Red Slender Loris can be found in the lowland rainforests, tropical rainforests and inter-monsoon forests in the south western wet-zone of Sri Lanka. Continue>
Emu
Emu
Emus are the largest native bird of Australia and are the 2nd largest living bird. They stand at 1.5 - 1.9 m in height and they weigh between 30 and 60 kgs. Continue>
Common Tree Shrew
Common Tree Shrew
Common Tree Shrews are one of the largest species of tree shrew and they inhabit the forests of south east Asia. Continue>
Common Squirrel Monkey
Common Squirrel Monkey
Common Squirrel Monkeys are small, agile monkeys and they can be found in the tropical forests of South America Continue>
Ostrich
Ostrich
Ostriches are large, flightless birds that can be found in the open, semi-arid savannahs of Africa. They tend to live in mixed groups of 5 - 50 individuals. Continue>














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