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The Bactrian Camel has two humps on their backs which are used to store fat that they use when food or water is low. When the camel uses up this fat, the hump becomes floppy. A thirsty Camel can drink as much as 30 gallons of water in 13 minutes. The...

The American Buffalo, or American Bison, once roamed the mid-west in large numbered herds. Due to the over hunting of this animal in the 1900’s their numbers were so diminished, they almost became extinct. Now they are protected and live in national...

The Gorilla is the largest of the great ape species and the next closest relative to humans after the two chimpanzee species. There are two types of Gorillas; the Mountain Gorilla and the Lowland Gorilla, both of which are on the endangered species list...

The black Panther is not a species of cat, but is simply a color variation of any number of different species of large wild cats including jaguars, cougars or leopards. The name “Panther” is usually limited to the black version of any of these species...

The Lioness is the female of the Lion species. The Lioness does the hunting for the family group, called the pride as it is thought the male’s mane prevents him from being an efficient stocker and hunter. The word “Lioness” is also used as an adjective...

The Lion has long been called the King of the Jungle. Lions live approximately 10 to 14 years in the wild, with the males averaging 10 years most likely due to injuries sustained from rival males. The Lion’s mane is their most distinct feature and...

The Leopard is known and the most secretive and elusive of the large carnivores. They are the most widespread of the large cats living in regions across both Africa and Asia. Pound for pound Leopards are also the strongest climbers and will carry, and...

The Cougar is also known as the Mountain Lion, or Puma, Catamount or Panther, depending on where it is. This large cat has the largest range of any of the large mammals which extends from the Yukon, in Canada to South America. While more visible on the...

The Panda live only in the remote mountainous areas of central China. There they find the bamboo they feed on. This animal typically eats 12 hours a day, this averages 28 pounds of bamboo, per Panda, per day. Although the Panda is know for eating...

The Koala lives in Australia, and rarely leaves the eucalyptus trees they eat the leaves from. They sleep during the day, sometimes up to 18 hours and feed at night. Each Koala eats about 2 ½ pounds of eucalyptus leaves a day and get their moisture...