
Cat Facts: Behavior, Diet, Breeds & More
Cats are popular pets with 600 million worldwide. Learn about cat behavior, diet, breeds, senses, and their unique relationship with humans.
Learn about behavior, habitats and surprising traits

Cats are popular pets with 600 million worldwide. Learn about cat behavior, diet, breeds, senses, and their unique relationship with humans.

Dogs are domesticated descendants of wolves with over 340 breeds worldwide. They have served as human companions for at least 15,000 years across every continent.

Lions are the second largest big cats and the only truly social felines, living in prides with powerful roars heard for miles across Africa and India.

Tigers are the largest cat species and apex predators with distinctive orange and black stripes. Only 4,000 remain in the wild across 13 Asian countries.

Elephants are the largest land mammals with extraordinary intelligence, complex social structures, and remarkable memories that help them survive across Africa and Asia.

Penguins are flightless seabirds found primarily in the Southern Hemisphere. Their streamlined bodies, flipper wings, and unique adaptations make them excellent swimmers.

Snow leopards are rare big cats living in Asian mountain ranges. Discover snow leopard habitat, hunting behavior, adaptations, and conservation challenges.

Red pandas are adorable tree dwelling mammals with rust colored fur and bushy tails. Despite their name, they are not closely related to giant pandas.

Zebras are striped equines with 3 species in Africa. Discover why zebras have stripes, their social behaviors, habitats, and their important roles in grassland ecosystems.

Woodpeckers peck 20 times per second with forces 1,200 times gravity without brain damage. Learn about their incredible skull adaptations and ecological importance.

Wombats produce cube shaped poop and use their hard rumps as weapons. Discover wombat defenses, burrows, speed, and unique marsupial adaptations.

Wolves are large carnivorous canids known for complex social structures, cooperative hunting, and haunting howls. These apex predators are ancestors of all dogs.

Walruses are massive Arctic marine mammals with iconic tusks. Learn about walrus tusks, diving abilities, social behavior, diet, and adaptations.