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Animal Facts
Jessica Teel and her husband run GrizzlyBay – a website about the intelligence and individuality of grizzly bears in Alaska. Their "learn more" pages are filled with information about bear behavior, anatomy, and intelligence. The bear "journals" feature stories and photos about their time in the field with wild grizzly bears, foxes and one lengthy encounter with a wild white wolf. In Alaska, GrizzlyBay advocates on behalf of all predators, and for ethical wildlife viewing in the state.
Here on the National Geographic Web page about wild turkeys, you will find information, fast facts, video, pictures, and even a chance to hear a wild turkey! This site is perfect for anyone looking for a general overview of the animal, along with some great photos!
Want to know more information about a specific lizard breed? Lizards.com is a site completely dedicated to all things lizard! Here you will find links to more than 20 different lizard species, providing you with photographs and information about their appearance, size, range, and more!
Ever wonder how the Woolly Mammoth differs from the other elephant species? This site, dedicated to all things elephant, is the perfect site for comparing the different species and learning what characteristic make each unique!
Interested in learning more about different types of dinosaurs? The Discovery Channel's website provides you with information about 20 different types of dinosaurs! From the "Shark Lizard" to the "Elvis of Dinosaurs", learn more about their individual anatomy, lifestyle, and more!
This straightforward sheet will fill you with facts about mice.
What do the spotted bat and an elephant have in common? You will have to check out the Bat Conservation International website to learn the answer to this riddle. Here you will not only find information about the spotted bat, but also information about more than 40 different species of bat that can be found in the United States. The information about each includes an amazing photo, a map of their location, and more!
Did you know that the Gray Seal's scientific name is derived from the Greek words meaning "hook-nosed sea pig"? This site is great for anyone looking for interesting and detailed facts about the Gray Seal, because it covers their physical description, size, geographic distribution, status, habitat, diet, reproduction, behavior, and more!
The University of Michigan Museum of Zoology's website Animal Diversity, provides you with tons of information about turkeys! It covers topics from physical description to reproduction to communication, going beyond general turkey facts! While you're on the page, be sure to check out the pictures tab to view some interesting and beautiful turkey photos.
Ever wonder about the history of camels or their use to society in past civilizations? Then this is the perfect site for you! This site gives some general information, but focuses mainly on camels' roles in civilizations from the Babylonians to the Greeks. Here you are sure to find some interesting facts that you may never have known!
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