The Black widow spiders are much feared because of their venom: a scary 15 times stronger than a rattlesnake! These notorious creatures are identified by a colored, hourglass-shaped mark on their abdomens. Found in temperate regions around the world, if bites a human, can cause muscle aches, nausea, and a paralysis of the diaphragm. It’s bites can be deadly for
Polar bears dwell in the Arctic ice and swim in the coastal waters of that region. They use their large front paws to swim great distances and some of them have been seen swimming hundreds of miles away from the land. Through their thick coat of insulated fur covered with a warming layer of fat, polar bears survive in the
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Wolves communicate through their spine-tingling howl. This they use to attract the attention of their pack or they may send messages to other packs. But sometimes they howl to confront like domestic dogs and of course they are members of the dog family. Gray wolves have an interesting adversarial history with humans although they almost never attack them. Read Here:
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Bumblebees are the most important pollinators in nature. They spread, pollinate and fertilize many types of wild flora, as well as some of our very crucial agricultural crops like tomatoes. Sadly, their numbers are decreasing and they are going extinct. New research has found that you have a 50 percent less likely chance to see a bumblebee in any given
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The bald eagle is a bird of prey mostly found in northern Mexico, United States and Alaska. Bald eagles have snowy-feathered head (interestingly not bald!) and white tail. These powerful birds use their talons to fish, but they also scavenge carrion or steal from other animals. They live near coasts and lakes where fish can be found in abundance, though they will also
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