Bobcats may look like larger versions of housecats, but they’re anything but. They adapt well to so many environments and can thrive in deserts, swamps, and urban areas. Solitary animals, they form territories encompassing up to 20 square miles; interacting only for breeding.
Trachyphonus erythrocephalus Related to our native woodpeckers, this colorful barbet is found in the semi-arid brush country of eastern Africa where they tunnel their…
Egernia hosmeri An important part of their defense, Hosmer’s skinks have sharp points called “keels” on their scales. When alarmed, they squeeze between rocks…
