How we stand apart
The feline family, (family Felidae), has different species members, who are different yet belong to the same carnivore order, and yet are each subtly different. The order carnivora has again different species, who, while belong to the same order, differ from
Vulnerable positions
From the tallest animal to the smallest, once in a while a creature has to expose itself to it’s natural predators in order to survive. When creatures get attacked by predators, sometimesthey unknowingly put themselves in vulnerable positions before. It becomes
Predatory senses
Predators detect and locate their prey via sensory signals like sight, smell, sound and touch, as well a few uncommon ones. Predatory animals use different senses like sight, smell, hearing for catching their prey and later feasting on it. But,
Unexpected diets
Survival of lifeforms is directly correlated to the directional paths of trophic energy, or food chains, with a sequence of links starting with basal species and producers and ending with consumer organisms, with the apex predators at the top of
No obstructions when hungry
God’s creations come in all sizes. Be it the mighty towering giraffe, or the cane toad, differing sizes result in differing survival techniques. Adapting to their surroundings, these animals have mastered the art of procuring food while battling adverse situations
Myths and wildlife
Interesting snippets about animals, which will debunk some myths about wildlife. Let’s destroy some myths today! The male lion, as we know, is the leader of the entire pride. We know that he is lazy as he allows the lionesses to do