Author: BioExpedition

Savanna Biome

When we think of the Savanna Biome, it is understandable that we think of hot and dry areas. However, it may surprise you to learn that there is a very wet season and then a very dry season in the Savanna.

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Animal Names – Babies and Groups

List of Animal Names Males, Females, Babies and Groups There are specific names for males, females and babies for some animals, while there are generic terms, some have individual names for each case. Knowing the proper names, is a leap forward to excellent writing and speaking.   Animal Baby Female Male Group Bird Chick Hen Cock Flock Canine Pup/Puppy Bitch Dog Pack Feline Kitten, cub Queen Tom Clouder Fish Fry, fingerling School, Shoal   Specific animal names, babies, female, male and groups   Animal Young Female Male Group Aardvark cub sow boar — Albatross chick — — flock, rookery...

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Types of Tigers

Tigers belong to the genus of Panthera which also include other big cats including jaguars, leopards, and lions. There are 9 subspecies of tigers that have been classified, and 3 of them are extinct at this point in time. That means that there aren’t any more of the left living. The other remaining subspecies of tigers are in danger of not being able to survive as well due to habitat destruction and hunting by humans. Perhaps the most well-known of all tigers is the Bengal Tiger. It lives in many locations including Bangladesh, Nepal, and India. There are approximately...

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Types of Dolphins

There are 41 different species of Dolphins and they all have significantly different factors that make them unique. Here’s a list of 15 different types of Dolphins: 1. Amazon River Dolphin The Boto Dolphin is a common name that the Amazon River Dolphin is known by. It is one of the few dolphin species in the world that is able to live in the water. 2. Baiji Dolphin You will likely hear the Baiji Dolphin referred to as a variety of other names but they are all the same one. 3. Bottlenose Dolphin If you aren’t familiar with too...

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