This comprehensive list profiles 26 boreal forest carnivores, providing scientific names, average sizes, and geographic ranges for each species. Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, students, and conservationists seeking a reliable reference on the predators that shape boreal ecosystems.
Explore the complete list of 47 Mammals of Belarus with scientific names, IUCN status, and typical lengths. This authoritative guide is ideal for naturalists, students, and conservationists seeking quick-reference species data, distribution notes, and conservation highlights—read on for detailed species profiles and practical resources.
Dive into the complete list of 69 Mammals of the Czech Republic, from lynx and red deer to bats and hedgehogs. Each entry provides scientific name, IUCN and Czech status, and typical size (kg/cm), making this a practical reference for students, naturalists, and travelers interested in Czech wildlife.
This post lists 29 wetland mammals with scientific names, geographic ranges, and the wetland types they inhabit (marshes, swamps, bogs, and riparian zones). Ideal for students, naturalists, and conservationists, the list highlights common and lesser-known species and where to find them — explore the full list to learn more.
Explore the complete list of Desert Cat Breeds in this illustrated guide. We profile nine species — from the sand cat to the caracal — with scientific names, size ranges, and natural habitats to help you identify and learn about these arid-region felines. Read on to discover key traits and range details.
Explore 14 yellow eyed dog breeds with scientific names, typical eye colors, and estimated prevalence rates. This comprehensive list helps owners, breeders, and enthusiasts identify which breeds commonly show yellow or amber eyes and how frequently the trait appears—perfect for quick reference and comparison.
Explore the Mammals of Malta with this complete checklist of 21 species. Each entry includes scientific name, conservation status and where to find them across Malta’s islands — ideal for nature lovers and researchers.
Poisonous Rodents explores the rare rodents associated with toxins — notably the African crested rat — explaining how they obtain or carry poisons, the biological mechanisms involved, and the regions where they occur. This concise, science-backed guide highlights identification cues, ecological context, and practical safety tips for encountering these uncommon toxic mammals.
Explore eight grey cat breeds with green eyes in this illustrated list, including scientific names, typical coats, and eye-color notes. From the vivid emerald gaze of the Russian Blue to rarer long-haired varieties, this guide helps you identify breeds, understand eye color genetics, and choose a green-eyed grey companion — click to see photos and breed details.