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Sugar gliders have a soft membrane that runs from their ankles to their wrists called a patagium. This is what allows them to glide on...

The world’s smallest toucan is the Tawny-Tufted Toucanet ( Selenidera nattereri ). It measures just 12.5 inches in length — that’s...

Humans and animals have fought side by side since prehistoric times. Dogs have long been our faithful companions in times of peace and...

In 2000, musician Dave Soldier and conservationist Richard Lair co-founded the Thai Elephant Orchestra , a group of elephants who live...

Amur Leopards are nocturnal hunters that live in a small range that spans parts of Russia and China. Sadly, they are critically...

Native to the deserts of Northern Africa, Addaxes have wide, flat hooves that allow them to travel over sand with relative ease.

Tapirs are the most primitive large mammals living in the world today. They have been around for approximately 20 million years and very...

Despite their rotund appearance and characteristic waddling walk, wombats have strong legs and are surprisingly fast runners. In fact,...

Unlike most species of octopuses, California Two-Spot Octopuses prefer to live in shallow waters where they can quickly access the rocks...

Rhinos can often be seen rolling in mud, much like pigs do. Rhinos do this to give themselves a protective coat of mud, which helps them...

Gray Catbirds are able to produce 2 different sounds simultaneously. This is because they have the unique ability to use each side of...

Snow Leopards weigh just 11 – 25 ounces when they are born! In contrast to their scant newborn weight range, adult snow leopards...

House Finches have “accents” and have been shown to communicate using local “dialects.” In California, studies have shown that the...

Turkeys can see 3x more clearly than the 20/20 vision of humans. They can also see in color and have an impressive 270 degree field of...

Asian Small-Clawed Otters are the smallest of the world's 13 otter species. Native to Asia, they typically weigh less than 10 lbs. and...

Eastern Screech-Owls have 14 vertebrae in their necks. (For comparison, humans only have 7!). This allows them to rotate their heads up...

From the Society of Humane Friends Georgia: Bunny is the sweetest little girl and she’s at UGA about to undergo a pretty complicated...

Radjah Shelducks have an 11-inch wingspan and unlike many other duck species, they are particularly skilled fliers. Notably, they are...

American Kestrels can see ultraviolet light. They often use this ability to help them when hunting.

The largest otter is the Giant Otter, known formally as Pteronura brasiliensis. The Giant Otter can grow 4.9 to 5.9 feet long.