Today is world frog day. There are almost 7000 species of frogs around the world, most of them living in tropical rain forests. The European tree frog can be found across Europe in freshwater habitats. They are a nocturnal species that eats insects and other small creatures. They are quite small, weighing only 8.26 grams,…
You can find more about the Adélie penguin in the links bellow: Encyclopedia of Life National Geographic Penguins World Cool Antarctica
You can find more about the Arctic fox in the links bellow: Defenders of wildlife Arkive Animal diversity web
You can find more about the polar bear in the links bellow: Encyclopedia of Life Polar Bears International World Wildlife Fund BBC Nature
Every year, since 1931, the World Animal Day is celebrated on October 4th. It’s a day devoted to think about all the animals we share the planet with, and personally, I also see it as a great opportunity to reflect on how my actions impact the planet. I believe that being more mindful and conscious…
You can find more about the red squirrel in the links bellow: Encyclopedia of Life IUCN Red List BBC Nature
Creatureshire is welcoming red foxes. They have been wandering in the hills, playing among the berry bushes and getting to know all sorts of friendly creatures. Their favorite spot seems to be the fence by the chestnut trees, where they meet with other friendly folk from around here. Foxes aren’t entirely new to Creatureshire… they…
You can find more about the Bat Star in the links bellow: Encyclopedia of Life
You can learn more about the Southern Right Whale dolphin through the links below: Encyclopedia of Life Wikipedia
At a first glance Sperm whales may seem strange animals, with their large heads and bulky bodies. That, and their large size, is probably one of the reasons why they were seen as sea monsters. Yet, as most whales, they are incredibly social, living in small groups and as they grow older, keeping more to…
