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A-Z-Animals.com is dedicated to the idea that knowledge about nature leads to better stewardship of our planet and its diverse species. Our goal is to educate, entertain, and inform our audience with fascinating articles about animals, weather phenomena, plants, and local news that matters to you. We prioritize thorough research and accuracy, ensuring that our content reflects the latest insights on various species, including details like their scientific names, diets, habitats, and more. Whenever feasible, we also provide information on an animal's conservation status, empowering readers to take steps to help protect these species.

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Are These Ravens Playing in the Snow?

4 days ago | a-z-animals.com | Sharon Parry

Humans have been fascinated by ravens ever since they started following our wagons and hunting parties centuries ago. These intelligent and resourceful creatures soon worked out that humans could provide them with a plentiful supply of food. In this extraordinary video clip, some ravens are displaying behavior that seems a little bizarre—even for them. A couple of ravens are interacting in an odd way, possibly because they are dealing with deep snow.
The Fascinating Reason Why These Animals Shed

5 days ago | a-z-animals.com | Rebecca Bales

Some animals on this list shed their fur or feathers rather than their skin, such as dogs, sheep, and birds. This list includes crabs, snakes, and people!An unusual creature on this list is a species of frog that sheds its skin. Many animals shed their outer layer. Molting is a way of ensuring the body grows and sets the creature up for the next stage of life. Many animals, such as the Dungeness crab, have rigid shells that do not grow as their bodies do.
How Smart Are French Bulldogs? Everything We Know About Their Intelligence

5 days ago | a-z-animals.com | Katelynn Sobus

French Bulldogs are known for their large ears, humorous personalities, and playful dispositions. But you might wonder: Are these dogs smart? French Bulldogs are very emotionally intelligent, but most of them learn new cues slowly and don’t make great problem-solvers. They’re also stubborn, which can make it harder to assess their true intelligence.
The Bizarre Reason Tsetse Flies Don’t Lay Eggs

5 days ago | a-z-animals.com | Tad Malone

Many people are familiar with the tsetse fly by name. Fewer people, however, know about the unique way that tsetse flies give birth to their young. Most flies produce dozens, if not hundreds, of eggs, but the tsetse fly’s birthing process is more similar to that of a mammal. This video shows a female tsetse fly giving birth to one larva at a time, nearly the size of her body.
Here's How to Tell What Animals Are Digging Up Your Yard and How to Stop Them

5 days ago | a-z-animals.com | Drew Wood

If you’re a homeowner, you’ve likely experienced the frustration of seeing your yard dug up by goodness knows what — dogs, moles, snakes … who knows? Holes in your yard are not just an eyesore but a safety hazard. Looking at it another way, though, these holes are also a sign of life on your property.
Why This Reptile Sounds Like It's Snoring While Awake

6 days ago | a-z-animals.com | Kellianne Matthews

A gharial is a peculiar creature with a slender snout reminiscent of a swordfish, bulging eyes similar to a bullfrog’s, and a body like a crocodile. Its small, bulbous eyes and extremely thin jaws filled with sharp teeth might make you wonder if it’s a strange science experiment or even something from another planet. And if you hear it making a loud “snoring” sound while it’s awake, as shown in this YouTube video, it may seem even more bizarre.
Heroic Man Jumps Into Water to Save a Drowning Koala!

6 days ago | a-z-animals.com | Kellianne Matthews

Koalas are iconic symbols of Australia, frequently depicted peacefully dozing or munching happily on eucalyptus leaves. While they spend much of their time climbing, they also venture onto the ground. This is especially true when they’re looking for water, which becomes crucial during dry spells or bushfires. Sadly, these ground excursions can sometimes lead to trouble, like accidentally falling into water sources and struggling to escape.
The Art of Aquarium Design: Elevate Any Space with an Aquatic Masterpiece

6 days ago | a-z-animals.com | Kathryn Koehler

My childhood home had a modest 10-gallon fish tank in the den, and all these years later, I still find the sound of bubbling water comforting. In the intervening years, I’ve had fish tanks here and there, but it’s been a minute. However, I recently determined that it was again time to add the sound of bubbling water to my home. Because it’s been a few years, I was curious to see what innovative designs the residential aquarium market offers.
These Animal Cafés Are Perfect for Coffee and Cuddles

1 week ago | a-z-animals.com | Sydni Ellis

Is there anything more relaxing than meeting a friend for coffee or tea at your local café? It’s one of those simple joys in life that is good for the soul. So, imagine how much better it would be if your friend were a four-legged animal instead! It would be a dream — one that you can actually make come true at one of several animal-focused cafés around the world.
Inside the Life of a Chameleon That Dies Every Year

1 week ago | a-z-animals.com | Kellianne Matthews

There are over 200 known species of chameleons worldwide, with populations stretching from Africa and Europe to the Middle East and Madagascar. Interestingly, nearly half of the world’s chameleon species can be found only on Madagascar! This is likely due to Madagascar’s diverse environments, ranging from drastic seasonal changes and varied habitats to dramatic weather patterns.