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Keep reading to learn more about iguanas’ shifting shades of green, blue, orange, and more. We’ll also go over the possible reasons why and how an iguana would change color and if you should be worried if your own iguana’s hue happens to look a bit different than before. Can Iguanas Change Colors? To be fair, iguanas definitely don’t change their color as drastically as, say, chameleons do. However, they can still change their shade slightly in response to various external stimuli....

There are more than 6,000 lizard species, and most of them are egg-laying. Still, some are able to have a live birth. The number of eggs produced by a female will depend on the species of lizard. Females will try to choose the best male to have the most successful clutch. Lizards reproduce by laying eggs, but species who give live births have a better chance of their young surviving....

Dolphins are highly revered for their intelligence, but did you know they have two stomachs? They have one that works to keep their food stores and the other that works as a digestion factory. Like humans, they have identifying markers—though they don’t have fingers for fingerprints, their dorsal fins are all unique and serve as identifying markers. The German shepherd is another animal well-known for its intelligence. They use their noses to explore their environments and they’re fantastic when it comes to learning new behaviors....

We’ll break down this fight in several ways and determine which of these deadly dinosaurs would be left standing after a showdown. Comparing a Giganotosaurus and a Stegosaurus What Are Key Differences Between a Giganotosaurus and a Stegosaurus? The biggest differences between a Giganotosaurus and a Stegosaurus lie in their morphology and food preferences. Giganotosaurus was a carnivorous bipedal theropod that stood 20ft tall, had a massive head with large teeth, and also possessed a long tail, but the Stegosaurus was an herbivorous dinosaur that had a very small head on a rather short neck along with a long tail with four spikes on the end....

Take a look at what happens in a battle between a fully grown giraffe against a ferocious lion. Comparing a Giraffe and a Lion What Are Key Differences Between a Giraffe and a Lion? The most significant differences between a giraffe and a lion are their morphology and size. Giraffes are mammals with four long legs and a very long neck that helps them stand about 20ft tall at their maximum while weighing 4,000lbs or more, and lions are the second largest cat species that weigh 500lbs and grow about 4ft long....

Comparing a Gray Whale and a Humpback The Key Differences Between A Gray Whale And A Humpback The key differences between a gray whale and a humpback are their physical appearance, diet, habitat, reproduction, and lifespan. Humpback whales weigh more than gray whales and are generally longer. Gray whales are bottom feeders, while humpbacks are not. Furthermore, humpbacks have a wider range than gray whales. But that is not all. Let’s explore the differences between a gray whale and a humpback in detail!...

Today, the Delaware River is an interstate waterway for easy transportation between the states it flows through. The river flows through Delaware, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Here are more details about the depth, size, geological and biological features, and many amazing facts about the Delaware River. What is the Deepest Point on the Delaware River? The Delaware River is 113 feet at its deepest point. The depth along the river’s shores is between 4 and 6 feet....

How Far Away Is Neptune? Neptune is an average of 2.703 billion miles from Earth and 2.8 billion miles from the Sun. Its orbit is elliptical (egg-shaped), which means the distance between it and other celestial bodies is never static. Besides miles and kilometers, there are other ways to measure distance. One way is by using astronomical units, or AUs. One AU is about 93 million miles, or the approximate distance between the Earth and the Sun....

Drawing requires some patience, decent tools, and practice. I use Photoshop heavily for art, but I also use more traditional paper, pencil, and paint. This sunflower was created in Photoshop using a Huion HS611 drawing tablet – I love this tablet because it’s affordable and has solid construction. If you prefer using paper, I’ve got a supply list for you too. I mainly linked to entry-level sets because it’ll save you a bit of money....

The Potomac River offers and has experienced so much, giving rise to the query: how wide is the Potomac River at its widest point? The Width of the Potomac River The widest point of the Potomac River is between 2-8 miles long, with some estimates claiming this river is 11 miles at its widest point. Point Lookout and Smith Point is the site of this point, just before the river flows into the Chesapeake Bay....

These birds truly have remarkable personalities, as each one has its own distinct likes and dislikes. Macaws can be difficult to care for due to their size, but for many bird owners, they are well worth the work. Here are some fun facts on the macaw, including how long macaws live and what impacts their lifespan. How Long Do Macaws Live? Macaws live between 30 and 50 years in the wild, considering the fact that it varies and is dependent on the species....

Neither are fully grown until around sometimes five years old due to their ginormous size, though Maine Coons may reach their full size as soon as three years old. Both cats have distinctive tufts of fur on their ears as well as between the toes on their feet. These long-haired cats have similar grooming requirements; namely, a daily combing to avoid painful mats in their fur. However, Maine Coons require more activity....

The hawks in North Carolina are among these bird species. You don’t have to visit the parks, preserves, or wildlife refuges to see these raptors. Explore the grasslands, prairies, marshes, forests, deserts, mountainous regions, and many other habitats to see hawks since they can virtually live anywhere. Here is a list of 8 species of hawk that you can find in North Carolina. 1. Red-tailed Hawk Red-tailed hawks are the most widely distributed hawks in North Carolina....

If having a pet that can show affection and you can bond with easily is vital to you, you’ll most likely have several questions about snakes and how they show emotions. This is a tricky question because animals show feelings differently from humans. Snakes already have a bad and fearsome reputation, making it difficult to tell how they feel. In this article, we will answer whether or not snakes have emotions and, if they do, how exactly you can tell how they’re feeling....

So, is pumpkin safe for your dog? The short answer is yes!. For dogs, pumpkins can be a very nutritious treat filled with fiber and essential micronutrients. When fed to dogs in the proper manner, it can help improve their digestive health. In this guide, you’ll learn about the benefits of feeding your dog pumpkin, the risk involved, and much more. Health Benefits of Feeding Your Dog Pumpkin Using pumpkin as a treat or including it in your dog’s diet can help soothe and regulate its digestive system....

10 INCREDIBLE FRILLED SHARK FACTS What’s In A Name? The scientific name of the frilled shark is Chlamydoselachus anguineus. However, their common name is a pointer to one of their most bizarre qualities. Unlike other shark species that are known to have separate grills on either side of their body, the frilled shark’s first pair of grills go all the way across its body. Even more interesting, each pair is lined with a red fringe at the edges....

Get Familiar with the Garter Snake Garter snakes can be a welcome garden companion. They help to keep the pests at bay and prefer to stay mostly out of sight. Although their saliva is toxic to their prey, they don’t have venom that’s harmful to humans. Garter snakes, sometimes called grass snakes, are part of the Natricinnae subfamily. Like most in this group, they are ovoviviparous and give birth to live young....

What Makes a Snake a Pit Viper? A pit viper is a snake belonging to the subfamily of venomous vipers that have a heat-sensing pit on their face, usually one between each of their eyes and nostrils. These pits allow the snake to pick up on heat signatures, helping them hunt without using their eyes! Over 20 genera and 150 species of snakes fit under the pit viper designation, and they can be found in many places around the world, including the Americas....

Great white sharks are common in U.S. waters because they’re migratory species. When summer comes, they swim toward Maine, Newfoundland, and Scotia. They live in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, and North Carolina from fall until late spring. North Carolina’s coast is abundant with great whites, as it’s believed they give birth there. But where exactly do great white sharks live in North Carolina? How often are they spotted? How many shark attacks were they involved in in the area?...

Comparing a Hairy Woodpecker and a Downy Woodpecker The 5 Key Differences of Hairy Woodpecker and Downy Woodpecker In spite of their remarkable commonalities, the main differences between Hairy Woodpeckers (Picoides villosus) and Downy Woodpeckers (Picoides pubescens) include their bills, head and body, size, tail, and their habitat. However, these two birds’ differences do not only encompass their body appearances but also their behavior and voices. For instance, downy woodpeckers are curious and bold, while hairy woodpeckers are shy and will more likely fly away....