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monitos del monte

The Monito Del Monte

  • 23 February, 2022
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Daily Critter Facts, Land Mammal Facts, Marsupial Facts
The monito del monte, aka colocolo opossum, is considered a living fossil, as it’s the only living member of Microbiotheria. Which is an otherwise extinct order. They can be found in
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giant walking stick

The Giant Walking Stick

  • 22 February, 2022
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Arthropod Facts, Daily Critter Facts, Insect Facts
The giant walking stick is not a rod used for hiking rough terrain. Nope. These are the longest known insects in the world. A member of the Phasmatodea family, aka Phasmids, these critters
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Key deer

The Key Deer

  • 21 February, 2022
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Daily Critter Facts, Land Mammal Facts, Ungulate Facts
The Key deer is the smallest recognized deer species in North America. These critters are only found in the Florida Keys. They are a subspecies of white-tailed deer. In the 1950s there
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northern harrier

The Northern Harrier

  • 18 February, 2022
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Bird Facts, Daily Critter Facts, Predatory Bird Facts
The northern harrier, aka hen harrier or swamp hawk, is a bird of prey that belongs to the hawk family. They can be found in North America, Europe, and Asia. They prefer pastures
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marsh rabbit

The Marsh Rabbit

  • 17 February, 2022
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Daily Critter Facts, Lagomorph Facts, Land Mammal Facts
The marsh rabbit can be found in southeastern United States; from Virginia, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, to Florida. They prefer freshwater and brackish marshes
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klipspringer

The Nimble Klipspringer

  • 16 February, 2022
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Daily Critter Facts, Land Mammal Facts, Ungulate Facts
The klipspringer, aka klipbok, is a smaller, durable antelope found in both eastern and southern Africa. They prefer to live among rock formations called kopjes, (pronounced ko-pea –
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African golden cat

The African Golden Cat

  • 14 February, 2022
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Daily Critter Facts, Feline Facts, Land Mammal Facts
The African golden cat hails from equatorial Africa from western Sierra Leone to central Africa and even as far east as Kenya. Their preferred habitats are moist forests
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vaquita

The Critically Endangered Vaquita

  • 11 February, 2022
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Daily Critter Facts, Porpoise Facts, Sea Mammal Facts
The vaquita, aka Cochito, Gulf of California porpoise, Gulf of California harbor porpoise, gulf porpoise, or desert porpoise, is the smallest known cetacean with the smallest range
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albacore

The Albacore

  • 10 February, 2022
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Daily Critter Facts, Fish Facts
The albacore, aka longfin tuna, can be found globally, in the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans; as well as the Mediterranean Sea. They prefer temperate and tropical waters
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palo verde beetle

The Palo Verde Beetle

  • 9 February, 2022
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Arthropod Facts, Daily Critter Facts, Insect Facts
If you live or have lived in the southwestern United States, you may have seen a very large black beetle, at night, called the palo verde beetle. These are among the largest insects in
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