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  • Which mammals have no teeth?

    Which mammals have no teeth?1

    Out of all the mammals on earth, there are only two groups that don’t grow any teeth: pangolins and anteaters. Because they don’t have any teeth, they have no way to chew their food. Fortunately, both groups of animals don’t need to chew. Instead, they have long sticky tongues for capturing ants and other insects!

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  • Why do pigeons bob their heads?

    Why do pigeons bob their heads?0

    Have you ever watched a pigeon walk? As they move, their heads bob up and down. Scientists have a few theories about why they do this, but the most popular one has to do with how pigeons see! Try this: hold your hand out straight in front of you. Now close your left eye and

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  • What animal can look in two directions at once?

    What animal can look in two directions at once?0

    Imagine being able to look at something straight in front of you, and look over your shoulder at the same time. It may seem impossible, but the chameleon does it every day! Chameleons have amazing eyes. Each one is like a scaly cone, with a small hole to see through. It can swivel these eyes

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  • Which arthropod is the biggest?

    Which arthropod is the biggest?0

    Animals like insects, spiders, crabs, shrimp, and centipedes all belong to a group of animals called arthropods. The name “arthropod” means “jointed foot”, and all arthropods get around on jointed legs. They also have a hard outside called an exoskeleton. It’s like they have skeletons on the outside of their bodies! There are more arthropods

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  • Amazing Ants

    Amazing Ants0

    Ants are really amazing animals, and some kinds of ants do really amazing things! There are three kinds of ants in a colony: workers, queens, and drones. The workers are all female, and each one has a different job to do to keep the colony running. Drones are males. They have wings, and their only

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  • Where can you find a living dragon?

    Where can you find a living dragon?0

    Imagine diving in the waters off the coast of Australia and exploring the bright, colourful reefs in search of new and amazing forms of life. Suddenly you notice a clump of leafy seaweed floating next to you. But the seaweed is moving by itself. You look closer, and discover to your surprise that it’s not

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