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Red Birds in Texas (TE)

Red Birds in Texas

Texas is home to a diverse avian population; among them are several striking red bird species. Some vibrant feathered residents visit the Lone Star State in the winter, while others are found here

Cacomistle

The nocturnal and omnivorous mammal cacomistle - also written cacomixtle - is found in North and Central America. The Nahuatl word "cacomistle" (tlahcomiztli) translates to "half mountain lion" or "h

Hawks Eagles and Falcons in Arizona (AZ)

Hawks, Eagles, and Falcons in Arizona

Arizona has many species of raptors, like hawks, eagles, and falcons, in all sorts of habitats. Sharp-shinned hawks are the smallest in the Grand Canyon State and are incredibly athletic and acrobati

Turtles in Massachusetts (MA)

Turtles in Massachusetts

Despite being one of the smaller US states, Massachusetts is home to freshwater and seawater turtles. These aquatic reptiles can be seen in Cape Cod, Boston Harbor, and Massachusetts Bay. Some notabl

Turtles in Maryland (MD)

Turtles in Maryland

Many of Maryland’s waterways are connected to the Chesapeake Bay, with most of the region's geography shaped by it. Both freshwater and seawater turtles can be spotted on various beaches, rivers,

Turtles in Maine (ME)

Turtles in Maine

Maine is the easternmost state in the United States. This means not only are there freshwater bodies like Moosehead Lake and South Twin Lake, but the Gulf of Maine overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. As a

Turtles in Louisiana (LA)

Turtles in Louisiana

Louisiana is divided into two halves - the upper region with hills and woodlands and the lower alluvial part. The latter includes swamps, beaches, and coastal plains, proving ideal homes for both fre

Turtles in Kentucky (KY)

Turtles in Kentucky

Kentucky has a humid climate and has several rivers flowing through it. This includes the Kentucky River, the Licking River, and the Green River, to name a few. These freshwater habitats support seve

Western Lowland Gorilla

The western lowland gorilla is the smallest gorilla subspecies, scattered mostly around Central Africa. Even though their approximate population remains unknown, according to a rough estimate, 100,00

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