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What a score! Capybaras are the largest rodents in the world and are known for being super chill, even willing to put up with the now bolstered ego of this little kitten.
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DID YOU KNOW? Today's birds are the direct descendants of a group of small dinosaurs that survived the mass extinction, and are scientifically classified as the living dinosaurs of today.
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So smol. So grumpy. Black rain frogs only have one look, and this is it. These adorably-angry amphibians can only be found in the forests of South Africa, and spend much of their time underground in their homemade burrows. #LifeGoals?
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Wood frogs have the amazing ability to freeze during winter months by producing their own natural antifreeze. They then thaw and return to life in the spring, even if everything sucks.
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Painted Buntings are one of the most colorful birds in the world. Found in the southern United States and Mexico, these vibrant birds can add a splash of color to anyone's day. But with great beauty comes a great routine - mostly skittles.
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Fun fact: Did you know that rum during the age of explorers was A LOT stronger? Many historians believe that manatees sunbathing on rocks inspired the belief in modern-day mermaids. Cheers!
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Fun fact: Did you know that rum during the age of explorers was A LOT stronger? Many historians believe that manatees sunbathing on rocks inspired the belief in modern-day mermaids. Cheers!
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Unlike some other mammals, most species of squirrels don't hibernate. Instead, they start packing on the pounds in late fall as winter approaches. Or you know, summer or spring. Can't be too careful!
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Unlike some other mammals, most species of squirrels don't hibernate. Instead, they start packing on the pounds in late fall as winter approaches. Or you know, summer or spring. Can't be too careful!
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Periodical Cicadas are some of the most interesting insects in the world. They spend most of their long lives underground, then emerge in massive 13 or 17 year brood cycles were their goals are very simple: Scream, Have Sex, and Die. Not a bad summer!
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Wolf Spiders are excellent mothers. They carry their hundreds of young on their back, wherever they go. But every Mama needs a break sometimes. Show your support for Wolf Spider moms and Moms everywhere with this fun and factual comic by Zoodraws!
