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Looking for something to do with the kids? We've got animal activities and wild facts for you.
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Looking for something to do with the kids? We've got animal activities and wild facts for you.
Improve your animal welfare knowledge – or teach your school or vet school students – through these training resource.
Discover fun and fascinating facts about wildlife and farmed animals.
There are eight species of bears including the Asiatic black bear, sloth bear, sun bear, and brown bear.
Cows are highly social and sensitive animals. To communicate with each other they have 333 unique sounds and bond by licking one another.
Chickens are way more intelligent and sensitive than many people think. These clever creatures are the closest living relatives to the Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Crocodiles have been around for 240 million years. They play a vital role in keeping waterways clean and healthy for many other species.
Dolphins are warm-blooded marine mammals that breathe air. Learn more about these highly intelligent, sociable and playful animals.
Elephants are the largest living land-based mammal and can weigh between 3,000 to 5,000 kg with a body length of over 6 metres.
The koala is an iconic Australian marsupial. They have thick fur which can be brown or grey in colour, large ears, a black nose and no tail.
Lions are the second largest big cats after tigers. There are two species left in the world today - the African lion and the Asiatic lion.
Pangolins are solitary, primarily nocturnal animals – so there’s a good chance you aren’t too familiar with them.
Parrots are known for being charismatic, intelligent and musical. Some of these birds can imitate non-avian sounds, like human speech!
Pigs are incredibly smart, sensitive, and charismatic animals. Did you know that pigs are as playful as domesticated dogs?
There are two types of sloth, two-toed and three-toed. However, this can get confusing as both types have three claws, or ‘toes’, on their hind limbs.
According to the latest count, there are 3,789 snake species, making them the second largest group of reptiles after lizards.
These larger-than-life animals are mostly solitary aside from the relationship between a mother and her cubs.
Educational materials, interactive activities, quizzes, and other resources aim to help your kids cultivate an understanding of the significance of animals.
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Take our quiz to test your knowledge about these gentle giants.
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In celebration of World Snake Day today (July 16), we put together a short quiz about snakes. Take our quiz to test how much you know about these amazing animals.
Watch weird and wonderful facts about your favourite animals.
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