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The chain kingsnake is a fairly common snake species found throughout the United States and Mexico. Chain kingsnakes are sometimes confused with r...

Also known as the little brown bat, the brown bat is a fairly small member of the Vespertilionidae family that can be found all over North America...

Also called the Bluespotted Ribbontail ray, this colorful creature is found in the Indian and western Pacific Oceans. It gets its name from the el...

Also known as the Atlantic blue crab and the Chesapeake blue crab, the blue crab is common species of crab found throughout the western Atlantic ...

Bearded dragons are native to Australia, and they make popular pets despite the country banning the sale and export of its wildlife in the 1960s. ...

A bird of prey found throughout North America, the bald eagle is actually a sea eagle, meaning it lives close to rivers, lakes, and tidewaters, an...

Famous for their leathery armored shells, armadillos are a type of mammal found throughout the Americas. There are over 20 species of armadillo an...

The largest frog species native to the United States, the American bullfrog is arguably one of the most iconic types of frog. If you grew up in or...

Although alligators are best known for being fearsome predators, they also make loving mothers! Adult female alligators not only defend their nest...

Also known as the Mexican red-kneed tarantula, the orange-kneed tarantula is primarily native to Mexico, although they now inhabit many areas in th...

An incredibly iconic species of butterfly, the monarch can be found in many parts of Northern and Central America. Monarch butterflies are pollina...

Black widow spiders are part of the “widow spider” group, which includes 31 species all contained within the family Theridiidae. Although they hav...

The Life Cycle of a Worm features the four stages of a surprisingly complex creature. Their lemon-shaped eggs give birth to hatchlings, which slow...

Bring T-rex bones to life with this T-rex skull snapper toy. A long, curved snout and rows of teeth add to the realism. A simple one-finger trigge...

Rule the age of dinosaurs with this Green T-rex Snapper toy. A long, curved snout and rows of teeth add to the realism. A simple one-finger trigg...

Rule the sea with this great white shark snapper. A pointy snout and rows of teeth add to the realism. A simple one-finger trigger action causes ...

No batteries are needed to rule the world with this T-rex snapper. A long, brown snout and rows of teeth add to the realism. A simple one-finger ...

No batteries are needed to rule the swamp with this alligator snapper. A long, curved snout and rows of teeth add to the realism. A simple one-fin...

This set includes the tiny white eggs were ants get their start. Larvae come next, molting several times before entering a period of rest and gro...

Whereas the life cycles of many insects are measured in weeks, the stag beetle takes years to develop. Eggs are laid in rotting wood, where larvae...

Mosquitos begin life in the water, where their eggs are laid in floating rafts. The larvae that emerge feed on organic material in the water while...

From nearly invisible eggs, tiny striped caterpillars emerge. They begin feeding on the surrounding milkweed leaves immediately, storing food for ...

The ladybug is also known as the ladybird, and more correctly known as the ladybeetle. The insect goes through the four stages of metamorphosis, h...

Hardworking honeybees rapidly transition through their life cycle, with only 21 days from egg to adulthood. Bees in the larval stage are fed by wo...

Green sea turtle eggs are buried in clutches of 75-200. After two months, the hatchlings make a mad dash for water, where they’ll spend the rest o...

A side view shows a green bean seed in the soil, followed by the germination stage, where the seed sends roots into the warm, moist soil. The plan...

Life begins amid a clutch of floating eggs. Those that survive hatch as tadpoles, and then undergo a rapid change as they lose their gills and grow...

A hen may lay 300 eggs in a year, but only if a rooster is present can the eggs contain hatchlings. Eggs take 21 days to hatch, but a newly hatch...