Wildlife Wonders Blog

The Arctic area has a wider variety of wildlife than Antarctica, though both regions require many adaptations and unique specialization for any animal to survive in the harsh cold. On the North Pole,…

Known for their bold pink plumage and long, black legs, flamingos are a popular tourist attraction in Florida as well as a common sight in tropical regions. There are only four species of these unique…

One of the most beloved states in America, California is home to a number of nature parks and a broad range of wildlife. Let's take some time to explore a few of the more interesting creatures that st…

Frogs begin their lives as eggs in the water which hatch to become swimming tadpoles. Tadpoles have gills and are able to swim and breathe underwater. They aren't able to survive on land until they de…

 Part alien-looking creature, part commonly spotted beach icon, the starfish is an echinoderm. About 1,500 different species of starfish exist in the world, and they can survive in a wide range…

 As nature lovers, it's hard not to appreciate the beauty, power, and poetry of trees. Nature elevates the human spirit.  Even a simple walk down a tree-lined path can soothe the soul. In f…

Florida is a birder's paradise. Home to a broad range of flora (trees and flowers abound here), there is ample habitat throughout Florida for a variety of bird (and insect) species.  With nearly…

Bears are mammals known for their massive bulk, strong bodies, and loping gate. Though not commonly seen in the wild, bears are not as elusive as other large, feline predators, and are often spotted b…

 The Giant Panda is native to south central China. The name "Giant Panda" is used to distinguish the Ailuropoda melanoleuca the other, non-related Red Panda (Ailurus fulgens).  A…