Are you ready to learn more about the differences between an anemone vs. a poppy plant? Through this article, we will discuss things like scientific classification, description, uses, and origin. In the end, we will also discuss some fun facts about both flowering plants. Comparing Anemone vs. Poppy Key Differences Between Anemone vs. Poppy Are you ready to discover the key differences between anemone and poppy plants? they may surprise you!...
Magnificum and crystallinum have similarly spade-shaped leaves that are a dark green color with deep white veining. They grow in humid, warm conditions and love bright, indirect light. But there are several differences. Magnificum is terrestrial, and crystallinum is epiphytic. They also grow new leaves that are a different color, have different sized leaves, different shaped petioles, and a different scent. We will discuss all of this in detail below....
Water Moccasin Bites Cottonmouths are one of the most venomous snakes on the planet, and their venom can seriously incapacitate animals and even humans. In some incidents, their bites and venom can even lead to death. Water moccasins have earned their reputation of being extremely dangerous because of their venom and the effects of their bites. But in reality, cottonmouths are not aggressive and would rarely initiate an attack. Often, cottonmouths bite when they are picked up by humans or stepped on....
Water Snake Bites The water snake has an aggressive reputation. Even though they are not venomous, touching water snakes is a bad idea. As a defense, water snakes tend to hiss or bite when disturbed. When they flatten their bodies and jaws, it means they are ready to strike and bite viciously. A water snake’s bite can be unpleasant at times, but it’s completely safe because this snake doesn’t have fangs or venom glands....
#1: A Baby Manatee is Called a Calf! Did you know that baby manatees aren’t the only animals called calves? In fact, many other mammals share the name such as elephants, camels, elk, and even baby cows! A group of manatee calves with their families is called an aggregation. A single aggregation never consists of more than six manatees at a time. #2: Baby Manatees Lose Their Teeth Many Times! It’s no secret that most baby mammals lose their first set of teeth, called baby teeth or milk teeth, to make room for their adult chompers....
Keep reading to see five adorable pictures and to learn five astounding facts about baby tigers! #1: A U.S. President had Two Tiger Cubs as His Presidential Pet! President Martin Van Buren was the only president in U.S. history to have two adorable baby tiger cubs as his presidential pets. Van Buren received these two tiger babies as a gift from the Sultan of Oman. However, Congress and Van Buren sparred over who actually owned the cubs....
What Is Melanism? If albino animals completely lack the dark-colored pigment melanin in their skin or hair, melanistic animals have increased development of the melanin pigment. In short, melanistic animals have dark skin or hair color, while some are completely black. Unlike other uniquely patterned animals (albinos, piebalds), melanistic creatures tend to live longer, thanks to their dark color. They can easily camouflage to avoid predators. Other animals, like leopards, use their appearance for better foraging during night hunting....
In this article, we will go over all of the things you need to know in order to tell the difference between the blackberry vs black raspberry. We will go over what they look like physically, how they grow, what they are used for, and what they taste like. If you are hoping to branch out and discover a new berry, you’re in the right place! Let’s get started and talk all about these two different berries now....
Let’s take a look at what science says when it comes to dogs eating lemons and what you should do if your dog downs this, or any other questionable, food. What Happens if a Dog Eats Lemons? Known scientifically as Canis familiaris, dogs serve as our companions, hunting aids, and livestock guards and herders. Most people would never think to feed their dog a lemon. But dogs, especially when young, tend to get into just about everything....
Let’s dive into the details! What Is Mint? Mint is a common herb that is known for its aromatic scent. There are up to 24 species of mint plants that exist in the Lamiaceae family, and hundreds of hybrids that exist around the world. Though there are many types of mint plants that exist, the most common forms of mint found in the home are peppermint, spearmint, and apple mint....
Let’s take a look at the benefits and risks to uncover if dogs can indulge in a bit of Parmesan too. Is Parmesan Cheese Safe for Dogs? Parmesan cheese is safe for dogs to eat in very small amounts if they don’t have lactose intolerance, but it has a lot of fat and is very high in salt compared to other cheeses like cottage cheese, so it isn’t a healthy option....
What Are the Health Benefits of Celery for Dogs? A stalk of celery contains 95% water, no fat, and no cholesterol. It contains a multitude of healthy vitamins like vitamin A, C, and K. It is also a great source of micro-nutrients such as magnesium, potassium, calcium, and folate (folic acid). Some of the most prevalent nutrients that celery contains includes vitamin A, C, water and fiber. Let’s take a closer look at some of these nutrients to see what sort of health benefits you can expect your dog to get from eating celery: Vitamin A: This is a fat-soluble vitamin that supports your dog’s immune response, its bone growth, its reproductive system, and its healthy vision....
Just how big is this foot and how deadly is it? Let’s dive into the full details below! The Cassowary Foot: Built for Defense Cassowary feet have three toes each with claws on the end (more on those in a moment). The feet are at the bottom of long legs that bring some cassowary species to a height of nearly six feet tall. It’s important to note that cassowaries are not predators....
In this article, we will compare and contrast chives and scallions so that you can fully understand the differences between these two. We will go over what they look like, what they taste like, and all of the ways in which they are used. If you are branching out in your home kitchen and want to try something new, let’s get started and discuss what chives and scallions are best used for now!...
Cockroaches belong to the Blattodea Order, while Beetles belong to the Coleoptera Order. Both types of insects live all over the world, with the exception of Antarctica. While there are only about 4,500 species of cockroach—there are over 400,000 species of beetle. Here, we’ll take a look at just what differentiates cockroaches from beetles, and how you can tell the difference. We’ll go over each of the key characteristics that each insect has in common, and how they differ....
We’ll take a look at the parts of this fight and determine if a person has a chance against a gator if they don’t have some sort of weapon handy. For our purposes, we will use the measures for the American alligator so that the fight is fair. Comparing an Unarmed Human and an Alligator What Are the Key Factors in a Fight Between an Unarmed Human and an Alligator?...
The crispy wave fern and bird’s nest fern look very similar. I have them both in my house; when placed side by side, they can barely be told apart. The most significant difference is at the edge of the long leaves or fronds. One is wavy, and one is smooth. There are also a few other minor differences which we will discuss in more detail below. Comparing Crispy Wave Fern vs....
In this guide, we’ll compare date palm vs. coconut palm and discuss their plant classification, physical characteristics, native growing ranges and ideal growing conditions, and unique culinary uses. So, without further ado, let’s dive in! Date Palm vs. Coconut Palm: A Quick Look Plant Classification While date palm and coconut palm trees are both in the Arecaceae family of flowering plants, they belong to distinct genera and are separate species....
1. Western Black Rhinoceros Officially declared extinct in 2011, the western black rhinoceros, also known as the West Africa black rhinoceros, once lived across sub-Saharan Africa. These extinct animals of Africa stood 4 – 6 feet tall and weighed up to 3,000 pounds. Western black rhinos had a double horn, which, unfortunately, was one of the main causes of the species demise. Overhunting and later poaching drastically reduced the black rhino’s population between 1900 and 2011 when they became extinct....
Here, we’ll discover ten fascinating woodpecker facts. By the end of this article, you’ll know just a little more about the birds we call woodpeckers. 1. There Are No Woodpeckers in Australia Woodpeckers live almost everywhere. However, they’re completely absent from Australia and New Zealand, as well as New Guinea, Madagascar, and the coldest polar regions on Earth. They’re generally found in wooded areas, or in dense forests. However, these birds are incredibly good at surviving, and can make their home almost anywhere, even treeless deserts....
