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Out of all the recognized snake species, only about 600 species are actually venomous, and only 200 of those have enough potency to cause significant damage to humans. Of all venomous snakes, rattlesnakes are some of the most popular. Despite being plentiful, there are still some species of this snake that are a rare find. Keep reading to discover the rare, blonde timber rattlesnake that was found and is now on display in Mississippi....

Life Lessons for a Lynx The farmer has grasped the lynx by the loose skin at the back of its neck. Just like a mother cat carries kittens around. Then, he proceeds to walk around his farm and show the lynx all the damage that it has done. He explains how much the wild animal has ‘upset’ everyone and you cannot help but smile at what he is saying. Then, you have to remind yourself that this is a really bad idea!...

Analysts estimate there could be millions of the creatures at this time with the possibility of the population growing and expanding to other parts of the country. What’s Going on in Georgia? The proliferation of the Joro spider has blown up social media and even driven people to isolate themselves in their homes. In metro Atlanta, residents are stumped and stunned. They’re inadvertently coming upon the golden webs of a Joro, especially along the Chattahoochee River....

Arizona is located in the southwest corner of the United States, nestled in between California and New Mexico on its West and East sides, bordered by Nevada and Utah to the North and Mexico to the South. Arizona is also famously home to the Grand Canyon, a 277-mile gorge that was formed by the rushing banks of the Colorado River. While the Grand Canyon or the state’s dry, arid climate are some of the first things that come to mind when most people think of Arizona, it is actually a great location for fishing....

1. Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge The Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge is just 20 miles short of the state line between Oklahoma and Texas. This 4000-acre refuge hosts the Cumberland Pool, an important birding site for intense water birding activities. Different species of waterfowl and water birds visit the pool yearly, and there are several native species in this area. There are 2 main hiking trails within the refuge. These trails are close to the Cumberland pool, the center of birding activities in this wildlife refuge....

Is Pepto Bismol Safe For Dogs? The digestive systems of humans and dogs are generally similar enough that Pepto Bismol should have the same effect on both. But while humans rarely need to worry about the side effects of taking Pepto Bismol, it’s important to exercise more caution when providing it to dogs. The inclusion of aspirins in Pepto Bismol can be lethal to cats, but dogs need to be more concerned about the medicine masking deeper symptoms of dogs with colitis, Parvo, or other serious gastrointestinal problems....

If you are considering bringing a pet pig home to meet your family and live on your farm, knowing how to care for it is equally important as knowing how long it lives. This article will address all of your questions if you read on. How Long Do Pigs Live? The natural lifespan of a pig is 15-20 years. They are not often allowed to live twenty years on farms as they are popular livestock animals....

Both Chondrus crispus and Gracilaria are red algae (singular, alga) that grow on ocean coastlines and often attach to rocks. Yet the similarities don’t stop there. Gracilaria, also known as purple sea moss or Jamaican sea moss, and Chondrus crispus, the original Irish sea moss, have a lot in common. Here are some of the other ways in which they are similar: Both grow in the middle intertidal zone down to the subtidal zoneBoth are eaten as a superfood and used as an ingredient that serves as a thickening agent in foods like ice cream and puddingBoth are often red or purple in color, but come in varying hues that also include shades of yellow, brown, and green However, there are also several ways in which Gracilaria and Chondrus crispus are very different....

Comparing a Saint Berdoodle and a Sheepadoodle The Main Differences Between a Saint Berdoodle and a Sheepadoodle The main differences between a Saint Berdoodle and a Sheepadoodle are size, origin, grooming needs, and lifespan. Read on to find out the differences in detail below. Saint Berdoodle vs Sheepadoodle: Breed Origin It is difficult to pinpoint exactly when breeders first crossed Saint Bernards and Poodles. Historians have proposed both the late 1800s and the late 1900s as potential timelines....

Read on to discover more about sand fleas in Florida, how to find them, how to avoid them, and more! Types of Sand Fleas in Florida There are two types of sand fleas in Florida; mole crabs and biting midges, also known as sandflies. Mole Crab On your next trip to a Florida beach, pay close attention to the surf, where you might spy some wiggling sand fleas! There are two types of mole crabs in Florida: Emerita talpoida and Emerita benedicti....

Despite certain turtles’ ability to hunt smaller creatures, most are essentially herbivores. This animal’s anatomy changes depending on what it eats and consumes, and this encompasses the entire digestive system, which starts in the mouth. Turtles are reptiles, and when it comes to this group of animals, labeling them as toothed or not is way more complicated than mammals. Some reptiles have teeth, and some do not. So, do sea turtles have teeth?...

Protecting her babies is one of a lioness’ most critical responsibilities. Most cubs do not make it to their first birthday; 40-80% of infants die prior to actually turning one, depending on the circumstances. Male lions who have been expelled from one pride, form what is called a coalition. Finding a female-dominated pride is their main objective. When they eventually locate a pride, they typically first battle the dominant males....

For many people, snakes aren’t just a nuisance; they are a legitimate danger, especially for pets and young ones. We will look at some of the most common snake repellents and some ways to help deal with them overall. Let’s learn how to keep snakes away! What are Snake Repellents? Snakes are incredibly common in many home environments, especially in the warmer climates to the south. While totally removing snakes from a property is borderline impossible, there are some things that will likely deter future snakes and even keep them from coming back....

However, it is not impossible to spot them, so it’s a good idea to be prepared. Let’s take a look at 6 snakes to watch out for near Atlanta, Georgia. Three of them are extremely deadly! 6 Venomous Snakes in Atlanta, Georgia The six species of venomous snakes found in Georgia are cottonmouths, copperheads, eastern diamondback rattlesnakes, timber rattlesnakes, pygmy rattlesnakes, and coral snakes. Cottonmouths (Agkistrodon piscivorus) Cottonmouths are medium-sized semi-aquatic snakes found in several parts of West Atlanta measuring from 26 to 35 inches....

The snowball bush and hydrangea are two popular flowering shrubs that often get confused with one another. Here are the key differences, so you know which one to grow. Comparing Snowball Bush vs. Hydrangea The Key Differences Between Snowball Bush and Hydrangea Despite similarities in their appearance, the snowball bush and hydrangea are two completely different plants. Some of the confusion stems from the Annabelle hydrangea, which is often called a snowball hydrangea....

While all adult jellyfish have the same symmetrical bell-shaped body, they do exhibit an enormous diversity in size, color, and number and shape of tentacles. They can be found in just about every marine environment around the planet; only a few of them are known to inhabit freshwater ecosystems exclusively. Don’t be alarmed! These freshwater jellyfish are not harmful to humans because of the tiny size of their tentacles. If that sounds interesting, it is possible to keep freshwater jellyfish in a home aquarium; however, there have to be some modifications to the aquarium to ensure these animals do not get pulled into or harmed by the filters....

That’s exactly what happens in this short clip. A hyena with some sort of small animal gets caught by surprise when a leopard jumps down from an overhead branch. While the hyena takes in what is happening, the leopard grabs the kill and jumps back onto the tree. It all happens in just a few seconds. By the time the hyena (or the viewer or the woman in the background screaming) knows what’s happened, the leopard is up and away with its own meal....

While distinguishing these stunning little plants can be difficult, especially when they’re not flowering, the plants do have their own unique distinguishing features. In this guide, we’ll compare squirrel corn vs. Dutchman’s breeches, discussing their plant classifications, physical characteristics, native ranges and ideal growing conditions, and ecological niches. Read on to learn more! Squirrel Corn vs. Dutchman’s Breeches: A Quick Look Plant Classification While both squirrel corn and Dutchman’s breeches belong to the Dicentras genus, they are members of separate species....

What’s The Main Difference Between Strawberries and Blueberries? The first thing that springs to mind is their color. Strawberries are red and blueberries are blue, but there are numerous strawberry cultivars including pink and white versions. The main differences are strawberries are aggregate fruits while blueberries are berries and strawberries grow on runners along the ground whereas blueberries grow on an upright woody shrub. The History of Strawberries and Blueberries Strawberry cultivars available in stores are most commonly cultivars of the early popular garden strawberry that was bred in France in the 1700s....

In this article, we will go over some of the best Bonsai trees for beginners, including options that grow both indoors and outdoors. We’ll give you a brief overview of the plant as a whole, as well as where you should place it for maximum growth. Let’s get started and address some of the things you should know if you want to take care of a Bonsai tree for the first time!...