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As they’re paddling through the murky water, one of the men in a yellow vessel is filming the lush greenery surrounding the pair. Suddenly, the footage cuts to a giant anaconda right next to their paddleboard. When they begin filming, it looks as if the snake is attempting to get back to shore by climbing up a nearby tree. Anacondas are not a snake you’d want to approach. These men, assumingly locals, decided to go ashore and follow this giant serpent....

While many of the breeds on this list are hybrid breeds, not all of them necessarily have wild cat genes. Some, like the Ocicat and Toyger, are domestic breeds that have merely been bred to have an exotic appearance, while others are more closely related to jungle cats, servals, Asian leopard cats, and more. 1. Ocicat Named for how closely it resembles an ocelot, the Ocicat actually has no wild cat DNA within its gene pool!...

The predatory cat that inspired a line of high-end automobiles is designed for grace, speed, and lethal accuracy. These gorgeous creatures may be easily distinguished from other big cats thanks to the peculiar, lovely pattern on their coats. Their extraordinary hunting skills are a sight to behold. This incredible footage starts with a jaguar seemingly taunting an anaconda near a body of water. Despite the threat, both animals pose to one another, neither plans on giving up on the fight....

It is very common for critters in North America and other regions in winter to come looking for a warm place to escape the freezing temperatures. Bugs are common animals that may still be active in the winter, coming inside to escape the cold. Flies, beetles, roaches, silverfish, aphids, assassin bugs, and ticks are just a few insects that like to come indoors. They are just one type of animal you may see trying to get inside when temperatures plummet....

Adults may consume 20 pounds of meat in one sitting. Body posture, scent marking, growling, barking, and howling are all ways that wolves converse. When you think of animals that wolves prefer, a badger may not be at the top of the list. The North American badger has a weak chin, a strong torso, and short, stubby legs. The animal has a broad, flat head and a bushy tail. Their cheeks tend to be darker, and they typically have gray coats with a white stripe running from their backs to their noses....

Hammerheads and Their Distinctive Shape Even if you are no shark expert, the distinctive outline of a hammerhead shark is easy to spot – especially from above as we see in this video. It is also interesting to note the way that this huge fish alters the angle of their body so that they are rarely swimming with their head straight in front of them. This is done to reduce the drag produced by the shape of their nose and to make their swimming more efficient....

It starts approaching the space where the family has set up their barbecue station for the day. They’re all giggling and commenting on the moose’s brazenness as it approaches them. The camera follows the moose as it starts making its way onto land. The family is not sure if the moose intends to charge or not. It shows no fear of humans. As it approaches the family, one of the men stands up in a defensive pose....

Are you interested in learning more about this fascinating animal? Want to learn about what Arctic foxes eat and how they survive? Let’s find out about all of that and more! What Do Arctic Foxes Eat? Arctic foxes eat a diet that consists mainly of lemmings, other rodents, voles, hares, birds, eggs, fish, and carrion. They are classified as omnivores since they eat both meat and plants. Additionally, they consume carcasses left behind by larger predators such as wolves and polar bears....

What Do King Cobras Eat? King cobras mostly eat other snakes. They sometimes eat lizards and other small vertebrates when food is scarce. King cobras are carnivores, meaning they eat other animals as their primary source of food. While many snake species are pretty generalized, king cobras have adapted to live mostly on other snakes. Their primary source of food is snakes and some species will develop a taste for only one other kind of snake....

These fish are incredibly popular amongst fishermen. In fact, there are many forums and discussions on the best way to catch these fish! Do you want to know more about rainbow trout? Let’s learn all about what rainbow trout eat as well as other fascinating facts! Why Do They Call Them Rainbow Trout? First, let’s find out how rainbow trout got their name! The rainbow trout and steelhead are ray-finned salmon species and one of the top North American sport fish....

As summer comes to an end and fall approaches, you can take this time to prepare your garden for the coming seasons. Different types of flowers, herbs, vegetables, and shrubs can not only survive but also thrive in the fall. Whether you’re looking to add some color to your flower beds or start next year’s vegetable garden, September is a great time to start. Flowers September is the perfect time to plant some colorful fall flowers or get those spring flowers planted for an early bloom....

Recently, the Arizona Legilslate proposed routing Mississippi waters west to help alleviate this situation. Let’s find out why Arizona wants to Divert Mississippi waters west. Why is there a water shortage in Arizona? Much of Arizona is covered in desert and is known for its hot, dry weather. The past 22 years have been drier than normal, creating a drought situation. The effects of climate change have been creating warmer/drier conditions across the southwest....

Around 19 million years, sharks experienced an extinction event. Over 70% of the open water species disappeared altogether – leaving some, preventing full extinction. It’s not 100% clear why the extinction event occurred. However, oceanographers and paleontologists are working hard to uncover some crucial clues. Why did sharks almost go extinct, and could it happen again? Read on to find out. Why Did Sharks Almost Go Extinct Millions of Years Ago?...

There are a few reasons why dogs seem to have such an affinity for grass and many of them go back to their origins in the wild. It’s All About the Scent There are three reasons your dog might roll in the grass that are related to scent. They may be attempting to get rid of a particular smell, swap it for another, or mark a spot with one of their own....

The average size of the fires and the total area burned have been on the increase in recent years. Why do California wildfires occur so often? Climate change is considered the main cause for the increase in the number and severity of wildfires in California over the past decade. However, the problem can also be linked to three other major factors, which are both natural and man-made. Read on to learn more about why California has so many wildfires....

Individuals choose a mode of mass transit based on their unique circumstances. Whether they choose to go by bus or hop on the next train, an individual’s access to transportation is the culmination of a variety of factors. These include regional travel demand, government policies, competition between different modes of transportation, and financial means accessible to each person to pay for the services. You have probably been on a high-speed train that took you on a scenic trip between two European cities....

In a recent video, two divers do something that most people wouldn’t do in their worst nightmares. The two researchers are entering a region in Botswana known for its crocodile population, but there is something unique about them. Most crocodiles spend their time in the sun, basking on the edge of rivers and waterways, mostly unbothered. As research is beginning to reveal, however, some groups of crocodiles have adapted to live in complex cave systems....

#10) Rough Green Snake On the cuteness scale, these get a 10! Rough green snakes are small bright green snakes that look like they are always smiling! Their big black eyes give them a cartoonish look. They are a slender snake (about the width of your finger) and average 10-20 inches. They are shy, timid, snakes that are so not aggressive, but they also seem to not enjoy being handled. As a pet, they are recommended for experienced snake owners or as a snake to watch, vs handle....

In this article, we will address the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park, including whether or not the process has proven successful. We will also go over the history of wolves in Yellowstone, including when and why reintroduction was necessary in the first place. Let’s get started and talk about the ongoing history of the gray wolf in Yellowstone! The History of Wolves in Yellowstone National Park The idea of a balanced ecosystem and food chain was not on anyone’s mind back in the 1800s....

The video captures a mother raccoon and one of her offspring (referred to as a kit) perched on top of a small wall. Another baby raccoon is sitting on the ground nearby, eager to join its family. To give it some assistance, the mother leans over the wall and pulls it up while her other baby holds her legs, so she doesn’t lose her balance and fall. The entire scene plays out in less than 30 seconds — but in that time, this mama raccoon demonstrates an incredible amount of care and thoughtfulness for her little ones....