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army ant

The Combative Army Ants

  • 12 June, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Arthropod Facts, Insect Facts

These are the classic Amazonian army ants, infamous for massive and defensive swarm raids. Like all army ants, this species is nomadic. They are like little pillaging hordes of bloodthirsty barbarians, with a voracious appetite for nearly anything that stands in their way

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burrowing owl

The Burrowing Owl

  • 11 June, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Bird Facts, Predatory Bird Facts

The burrowing owl is found in open areas with low & sparse vegetation, usually they’re seen on lightly sloping terrain. The owls can be found in deserts, grasslands, steppes, golf courses

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woolly monkey

The Woolly Monkey

  • 10 June, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Land Mammal Facts, Primate Facts

The woolly monkey is found throughout Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, and sections of Venezuela. There are 4 known species of that are found in South America. They are the brown,

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margay

The Shy Margay

  • 7 June, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Feline Facts, Land Mammal Facts

The margay is a critter from the feline family and whom resides in Mexico, Central, and South America (East of the Andes mountains); primarily in the Amazon, Uruguay, Argentina,

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boa constrictor

The Boa Constrictor

  • 6 June, 2019
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The boa constrictor is just that a constrictor. They aren’t venomous as they have evolved beyond the need for venom and instead developed strong muscles that are used to squeeze the

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rhea bird

Meet the Speedy Rhea Bird

  • 5 June, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Bird Facts, Flightless Bird Facts

Similar to the ostrich and the emu, the rhea bird is a large flightless bird with a long neck. And no… they too do not bury

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emperor tamarin

All Hail the Emperor Tamarin

  • 4 June, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Land Mammal Facts, Primate Facts

The emperor tamarin is a diminutive primate that belongs in the category of New World monkeys. There are 2 known subspecies of emperor tamarin found in Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, as well as in southwestern parts of the Amazon. Emperor tamarins like lowland tropical

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agouti

The Cutie Agouti

  • 3 June, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Land Mammal Facts, Rodent Facts

There are 11 known species of agouti found in Central and South America; and only in Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina. Agoutis live in tropical rainforests, savannas, scrublands, grasslands, and evergreen lowland forests.

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Andean condor

The Andean Condor

  • 31 May, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Bird Facts, Scavenger Bird Facts

With an impressive wingspan of over 10+ feet, the Andean condor is considered as the largest flying bird in the world! They also have the largest wingspan of any raptor. Due to

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tayra

The Curious Tayra

  • 30 May, 2019
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Daily Critter Facts, Land Mammal Facts

The tayra is a member of the weasel family. There are 9 known subspecies of tayra that range from Central and South America to Trinidad. Tayras live in woodlands and dense tropical rainforests. The locals use tayra for the control of pests, primarily because they eat rodents. The

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