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Comparing a Male vs Female Firemouth Cichlid The firemouth cichlid is a species of Central American fish belonging to the family Cichlidae. Its scientific name is Thorichthys meeki. The 5 Key Differences Between a Male and a Female Firemouth Cichlid Firemouth cichlids are sexually dimorphic, meaning there are significant, visible differences between the sexes. Below you will find the 5 key differences between male and female firemouth cichlids including size, appearance, colour, reproduction, and behaviour....

In this article, we will compare and contrast the parlor palm with the areca palm so that you can fully understand both plants. We will address what they look like physically as well as where they grow best and where they originated from. Let’s get started and talk all about these two palm varieties now! Comparing Parlor Palm vs Areca Palm Key Differences Between Parlor Palm vs Areca Palm There are a number of key differences between the parlor palm and the areca palm....

Protectiveness and the ability to work as a guard dog come from a variety of factors, in which the Doberman and German Shepherd differ. Keep reading to learn which is best for fulfilling this invaluable role. Comparing the Doberman vs German Shepherd Doberman vs German Shepherd: 5 Key Differences Guard dogs aren’t created equal. While both the Doberman and the German Shepherd can thrive in this role, their differences help set them apart and determine where and with whom they’ll thrive....

The American robin is a migratory songbird from the wider thrush family. Although the two bird species are not closely related, the American robin is named after the European robin because of its reddish-orange breast. Let’s examine all the differences between European and American robins to help you differentiate between the two. Comparing European Robin vs American Robin The Key Differences Between European Robins and American Robins There are numerous similarities and differences between European and American robins....

This family was excited to take in the spectacular Montana views on a narrow trail with a sheer cliff edge. In their minds, it was just going to be a short stroll. The first image you see in the video is a shot of said short stroll. It’s quite an adventurous walk. There’s a green rope those venturing on can hold on to—but that’s it. One misstep and that’s your last walk....

But a robotic dog? Did you see it coming? These little creatures are equipped with AI vision and cost a pretty penny. Now, imagine a pit bull encountering one of these robotic beings. They’re smaller with a similar frame but there’s something quite not right about them. They’re dogs—but they’re not. In this video, you see how a large brown pit approaches one of these animatronic dogs. They’re face to face as the video starts—the pit is standing close with its tail straight up....

1. Both Male and Female Goats Have Horns Contrary to popular belief, both male and female goats have horns! Female goats typically have smaller horns than do males, though they’re still large enough to do damage. If goats of different sexes are not standing side-by-side, observers might have a difficult time telling them apart just by this feature. Thankfully, there are other ways to differentiate between male and female goats. The most reliable method is to look under the tail....

Hellebore vs Lenten Rose: Origins The plant was originally named lenten rose after its bloom time. It blooms between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday, the period known as lent. The legend behind the name Christmas rose is also very interesting. It is said that a shepherd traveling to Bethlehem did not have a gift to give to the baby Jesus and broke down in tears. His tears fell to the ground as he wept, and a beautiful rose immediately sprung from the ground....

What Is The Largest Extinct Bird? Vorombe titan is the largest extinct bird and the largest member of the extinct Aepyornithidae family of large flightless birds. It was the largest bird that ever lived and is sometimes called the elephant bird due to its gigantic size. Vorombe titan was first described in 1894 but was called the Aepyornis titan then. In 2018 scientists discovered it was a species in its own right and created a new genus, ‘vorombe....

Comparing a Killer Bee and a Honey Bee The 5 Key Differences Between a Killer Bee and a Honey Bee The main differences between a killer bee and a honey bee include their size, colonies, hive defense, how often they swarm, and their nesting site preferences. To the untrained eye, the physical difference between the two is nearly undetectable.In the 1950s, scientists imported the African honey bee to Brazil to boost honey productioBrazil’ser, 26 queens escaped by accident and thrived in Brazil’s native environment, crossbreeding with European honey bees, creating the killer bee....

Comparing a Leopard and a Gorilla What Are Key Differences Between a Leopard and a Gorilla? The key differences between leopards and gorillas are their body types, size, and speed. Leopards are quadrupedal felines that weigh about 200lbs and run at 40 mph. Gorillas are mostly bipedal primates that weigh about 400lbs and run at 25 mph over short distances. Gorillas are about twice the height of leopards, live in small groups as opposed to being solitary like leopards, and are omnivores instead of carnivores like leopards....

8. Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake In terms of size, the eastern diamondback rattlesnake (Crotalus adamanteus) is the world’s largest rattlesnake species. Although the average adult length is four to five feet, it can reach lengths close to seven feet. A local population of eastern diamondback rattlesnakes can be found in the lower coastal plains of extreme south Alabama and the red hills beyond. It is common to see eastern diamondback rattlesnakes in southern and south-central Alabama....

Considering these conditions alone, swimming the entire Mississippi River would be a herculean task for even the strongest swimmers. However, despite these odds, twenty years ago, in 2002, Martin Strel created a record by swimming the entire river. Here’s all you need to know about Martin Strel, the man who swam the entire Mississippi in 68 days. Who Is Martin Strel? Martin Strel is a Slovenian long-distance swimmer born October 1, 1954....

Rats Make Good Pets Rats are perfect pets for little kids and adults who have busy schedules. In addition, rats make good pets for a range of reasons: Low maintenance These small furry animals are low maintenance and often need far less attention than many other pets. This low maintenance factor is why rats are perfect for people who work 9 to 5 jobs or who do not have as much free time on their hands....

Vomiting one time is fairly normal for dogs. They may have eaten something bad or caught a stomach bug. We have all seen that one dog who tends to eat too fast or eat too much, causing them to throw up shortly after they have eaten. However, if your dog throws up multiple times or has other symptoms, it’s time for a call to the vet. It’s important to note the difference between vomiting and regurgitation....

As amphibians with bulging eyeballs and slippery skin, frogs are well-known for their leaping ability and croaking sounds. They may be found all over the world and are some of the most diverse animals on the planet, with more than 7,000 different species to their credit. Frogs have always been oddballs when it comes to their teeth, and if you think about it, frogs don’t actually use their teeth to chew their food....

Snakes in Kansas Garter snakes live among many other nonvenomous snakes in Kansas. The most common species in the region are the Eastern racer, the Northern water snake and the plains milk snake. There are 5 venomous snakes in the state, including cottonmouths and copperheads. You’re most likely to find garter snakes out and about in the summertime. They’re more active earlier in the spring and later in the fall than many other snakes....

Today, we will learn how to compare the two groundfish species and differentiate them according to their distinctive features. Comparing Haddock vs. Flounder The Key Differences Between Haddocks and Flounders To help us differentiate haddocks and flounders, let’s take a look at some key features – appearance, size, diet, distribution, predators, reproduction, and lifespan. Examining all these key features will help us grasp their differences. Haddock vs. Flounder: Appearance We can easily tell the haddock and flounder apart by analyzing their physical appearance....

What does a hippo mouth look like? Hippo mouths are often the last thing that animals see if wandering too close! Thankfully, we can learn about them from a distance. Let’s take a look at a hippo’s mouth and see what it looks like. As one of the largest in the animal kingdom, it’s no wonder that their mouths are built to match. Generally, the first thing that people notice is their teeth....

In this article, we will tell you just how big the Yellowstone Volcano is as well as where you can see evidence of volcanic activity within Yellowstone National Park. We will also go over Yellowstone’s volcanic history and how this natural landscape formed, millions of years ago. Let’s get started and learn all about Yellowstone now! Size of the Yellowstone Volcano: How Big is it? Technically considered a supervolcano, the Yellowstone Volcano is roughly 30 by 45 miles in size....