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Oct 23, 2024 | 
a-z-animals.com | Kyle Glatz
Cats are common pets throughout the world, and they have a habit of being rather territorial. Unfortunately, their status as a pet means they live near humans with abundant food and many wild animals that want a taste of it, even if it is from the trash. Raccoons are famous scavengers that can be found in backyards across the Americas and Europe, trying to get a bite to eat. That brings them into contact with cats, and it often ends in confrontations.
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Oct 20, 2024 | 
a-z-animals.com | Kyle Glatz
The vast majority of people use the words bug and insect interchangeably. Did you know that those terms actually refer to specific groups of creatures? More importantly, are you ready to learn the differences between bugs vs insects? Whether you are a pedant or just trying to learn something new, we have you covered. We’re going to break down the three most significant differences between insects and bugs. We’ll clear up any questions you have about these invertebrates.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
a-z-animals.com | Kyle Glatz
Cats are some of the most loving pets. They’re also very intelligent, highly responsive creatures that have a variety of unique features. Some of these animals may look alike, but they can still be very different. For example, when we take a look at the British Shorthair vs Russian Blue cat, they both may look like ordinary gray cats at first glance. However, we’re going to delve deeper into the various aspects of these cats and show you how they are alike and how they are different.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
a-z-animals.com | Kyle Glatz
Many of the hunting dog breeds found in western Europe bear similarities to each other. For example, the Brittany spaniel and the springer spaniel are two medium-sized hunting dogs with compact bodies and good hunting instincts. However, these two dogs have some differences in their bodies as well as their behaviors. Let’s take a closer look at the Brittany spaniel vs springer spaniel and see the qualities that make these two similar dogs unique.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
a-z-animals.com | Kyle Glatz
Spiders can be interesting, beautiful, and frightening creatures depending on the person you ask. Sadly, misinformation about spiders and their potential danger has cast some of these arachnids in a bad light. Two spiders that are sometimes mistakenly believed to be related and also maligned are the Joro spider and the banana spider. Today, we’re going to explore each creature and define the differences between a Joro spider vs banana spider.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
a-z-animals.com | Kyle Glatz
A megalodon vs blue whale matchup is very interesting on paper, but these creatures have a few million years separating them from one another. That might be for the best. The megalodon was a massive shark that went extinct over 3 million years ago, but we do not know why. The fossil records indicate that the megalodon was an apex predator. By looking at the evidence of this creature’s existence, including possible descendants around today, scientists can fathom the deadly potential of this creature.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
a-z-animals.com | Kyle Glatz
Africa is home to a wide variety of different animals. Among them are deadly creatures like lions and graceful gazelles. Gorillas are highly intelligent primates that only live in sub-Saharan Africa and provide humans with insights into our evolution. Leopards are the oft-forgotten big cats that lack the speed and power of their cousins. Can they prove that they’re worthy of respect by fighting and beating a gorilla?
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
a-z-animals.com | Kyle Glatz
Imagine that you find a little pink creature with a long tail on your back patio. You think that it might be a newborn rat. It also might be a newborn squirrel. Come to think of it, you don’t know exactly what these baby rodents are supposed to look like at all. That is why we are going to take some time to flesh out the differences between a newborn squirrel vs rat.
