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Corn snakes are found in the southeast United States, and while they are unfortunately often mistaken for the venomous copperhead, they are actuall...

Named for the white undersides of their tails, cottontail rabbits are members of the Sylvilagus genus and can be found all throughout North Americ...

The squirrel monkey is a New World monkey that is made up of 5 different subspecies. Found in the tropical forests of Central and South America, th...

The Amazon tree boa is a member of the Corallus genus found throughout South America. Like all boa species, it is non-venomous and instead kills it...

Made up of ten different subspecies, the boa constrictor is a type of large, heavy-bodied snake endemic to North, Central, and South America. Boas ...

The largest living reptile, the saltwater crocodile is a formidable apex predator that can grow to be over 20 feet long and weigh 2,600 pounds. Th...

Salmon are a group of fish in the same family as trouts and char. Many salmon species are famous for their “anadromous” lifestyle: being born in fr...

Also referred to as the red-eared terrapin, the red-eared slider turtle is perhaps the most popular pet turtle worldwide. It is originally endemic...

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 ...

Found in parts of Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Madagascar, and a wide array of islands, tortoises are explicitly land dwell...

A type of pit viper found in the southeastern United States, the eastern diamondback rattlesnake is the heaviest rattlesnake species worldwide. Not...

Colloquially referred to as swine and hogs, pigs are extremely common domesticated animals that can be found in farms all over the world. Some typ...

Born in litters of 12-15 pups, infant hammerhead sharks are abandoned by their parents shortly after birth. However, the young sharks form schools...

Endemic to the cold and frigid tundra of Antarctica, the emperor penguin is the tallest and heaviest of all penguin species. Of course, this pudgy...

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...

Here’s a cool fact: moray eels actually have two sets of jaws. The first is the primary set located in their skull, and the second is what’s known...

Although you might think the hermit crab is its own species, there are actually hundreds and hundreds of them! However, most of the hermit crabs t...

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

The Leopard Gecko is found in dry grasslands and deserts in southern Asia. Some believe it is one of the first species of lizard to be domesticated...

One of the oldest known creatures on planet Earth, sea turtles have been around for nearly 110 million years! Despite being around so long, early ...

Floating down a river on its back, while taking a well-earned nap, is the river-otter! A semiaquatic mammal mainly endemic to North America, the ri...

Though it looks like a lizard, the Tuatara of New Zealand is actually the last living member of an ancient group of reptiles. Scientific Name: Sphe...

The horned lizard is docile reptile found throughout North America, and is sometimes colloquially referred to as the horned toad or the horned fr...

While the blue tang has an incredibly wide range of habitats, including the reefs of the Philippines, Japan, Australia, Florida, and Africa, it’s n...

Did you know that because the origin of horseshoe crabs dates back to the Ordovician period (about 450 million years ago), they are considered livi...

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...

Ready to explore the depths with you is Michelle, the underwater adventurer! Complete with her SCUBA (Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatu...

Have you ever heard the rhyme: “red and black, friend of Jack. Red and yellow, kills a fellow?” This limerick exists to help people distinguish be...

The Crested Gecko gets its name from the row of short spikes on either side of its wedge-shaped head. This Crested Gecko toy figurine could easily ...

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

Found in the South American rainforests, the Emerald Tree Boa is appropriately named, with its vibrant green coloration. Though nonvenomous, it is ...

The second largest venomous snake in North America (behind its Eastern cousin), the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake is named for the diamond-shaped...

The Axolotl is an unusual type of salamander that is able to reach adulthood without losing its gills and transitioning to a partially land-based l...

Laid in clutches of 10-12 individuals, tortoise hatchlings take up to 4 months to leave their eggs. When they're ready to emerge, they use their b...

Commonly dispersed throughout the western Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean, cownose rays are a species of eagle ray that can grow to be just under...

Native to Yemen and Saudi Arabia, the veiled chameleon is a common reptile species that is popular as a pet. While adults are brightly colored with...

The Common Stingray likes to bury itself on the ocean floor, and uses the stinger on its tail to protect itself if anyone gets to close. Scienti...

One of the most popularly collected and well-known species of fish, koi are a type of carp that are often kept for decorative purposes in ponds and...

Feathers all fluffed up, this precious little duckling is looking for a good home! Did you know that apart from the Muscovy duck, almost all types ...

Found in the eastern United States, the eastern chipmunk is the only living member of the Tamias genus. It can commonly be found in wooded and urba...