Facts About Deer: Nature's Graceful Creatures
Deer are some of the most captivating and elegant creatures in the animal kingdom. With their graceful movements and intricate relationship with nature, they have long been admired by humans. From forests and grasslands to suburban areas, deer are found in diverse habitats. In this article, we will explore several interesting facts about deer, including what makes them special, what they symbolize, and more.
- 1 What Is Special About Deer?
- 2 What Is Another Name for a Deer?
- 3 Is a Deer a Male or Female?
- 4 What Is the Definition of a Deer?
- 5 What Do Deer Symbolize?
- 6 Does a Deer Eat Meat?
- 7 What Is a Deer’s Favorite Food?
- 8 Deer as Pets: Is It a Good Idea?
- 9 Conclusion
Deer possess several remarkable traits that make them stand out in the animal kingdom. One of…
Everything You Need to Know About Beetles
Beetles, one of the most diverse groups of animals on the planet, belong to the order Coleoptera, with over 400,000 known species. These fascinating creatures can be found in nearly every habitat on Earth, from forests to deserts. Their unique anatomy, diverse behaviors, and cultural significance have captured the curiosity of scientists and nature enthusiasts alike. With their hard exoskeletons, which are often beautifully colored or patterned, beetles have earned their place as both useful creatures in nature and symbols in different cultures. Among the many interests people have in beetles, there is even a growing interest in them as beetle pets, particularly among entomology enthusiasts.
- 1 Is Beetle a Good Bug?
- 2 What Happens if You Get St…
worm
Worms are often overlooked creatures, but they play a crucial role in ecosystems and can even make interesting pets. Whether they’re working tirelessly underground to improve soil or contributing to a pet owner’s composting bin, worms are far more important than many give them credit for. These invertebrates, which come in various species and sizes, are not only beneficial for gardens and farms but also have some unique characteristics that make them fascinating to study.
- 1 What Are Worms in Animals?
- 2 What Are 5 Facts About Worms?
- 3 How Do You Describe a Worm?
- 4 Why Are Worms Animals?
- 5 Why Are Worms Special?
- 6 How Are Worms Born?
- 7 How Long Can a Worm Live?
- 8 Do Worms Feel Pain?
- 9 How Do Worms Eat?
- 10 Do Worms Ever Sleep?
- 11 What Do Worms Hate the Most?
- 12 How …
The Camel: A Remarkable Creature of the Desert
Camels are iconic creatures of the desert, symbolizing survival and resilience in some of the harshest environments on Earth. Their remarkable ability to withstand extreme conditions, their unique physical features, and their role in human history make them fascinating subjects of study. Below are some intriguing facts and details about camels, including the idea of keeping a camel as a pet and the sounds they make.
1. Five Facts About Camels
- Adaptability to Heat: Camels are well-suited to desert life, with specialized features like thick fur to protect them from the sun and the ability to tolerate extreme heat.
- Long Life Span: Camels can live for about 40 to 50 years, providing humans with years of service in transportation, milk, and even m…
10 Fascinating Facts About Kangaroos
Kangaroos are one of Australia’s most famous animals, known for their powerful legs, unique pouches, and impressive jumping ability. These marsupials have some incredible traits that make them stand out in the animal kingdom. Here are ten fascinating facts about kangaroos!
- 1 1. Kangaroos Can’t Walk Backward
- 2 2. Kangaroos as Pets: Not a Good Idea
- 3 3. They Communicate Using Unique Animal Sounds
- 4 4. A Baby Kangaroo Is the Size of a Grape at Birth
- 5 5. Kangaroos Can Jump Over 25 Feet in One Leap
- 6 6. They Are Left-Handed
- 7 7. Kangaroos Can Pause Their Pregnancy
- 8 8. A Group of Kangaroos Is Called a Mob
- 9 9. Kangaroos Are Excellent Swimmers
- 10 10. They Can Survive Without Drinking Water for Months
- 11 Final Thoughts
One of the most interesting things about kangaroo…
So, Event810 is a stupid retarded person who does not know how to make a template.
I hate this user he put low effort on one of the pages titled "American Crow" he just put small information
This October - Alliance with Dinopedia and other stuff going on in the wiki
Hi wiki editors! October has been a hectic month in the animal world and quite eventful for this wiki too. You all have been making major improvements to the wiki, and now it looks better than ever! I'm also going to be joining you guys on your toils when school permits, so I promise I'm not abandoning you!
I know people from Dinopedia have been been begging me to form an alliance with Dinopedia for quite a while, but now its finally happening. In addition, the Dinopedia admins are willing to donate some pages on extant fauna, so if you're interested in extinct creatures, you can help with moving them over to Animal Database! Hopefully, our alliance will mean a greater exchange of people and interests between wikis.
Of course, none of this wo…
October Big Day!
October 14 is Global Bird Weekend and World Migratory Bird Day. To celebrate, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's eBird is hosting October Big Day, a day where birders around the world can share their passions. Simply go birding anywhere and submit a checklist in eBird to participate in bird conservation and research! Every checklist submitted will increase your odds to win a spot in Cornell Lab's Joy of Birdwatching course. 5 or more checklists on October Big Day could win you a ZEISS DTI 1 thermal imaging camera, so don't forget to participate!
In addition, the Lab's Birds of the World is free from October 13 to 16. It provides highly detailed accounts of bird species supplemented with beautiful photos, so I highly consider checking it out if …
Gardening For Wildlife
Every year, people spend hours in their gardens pruning, trimming, and pulling away at the greatest sin a garden could have: disorder. The swaying limbs of conifers are trimmed into unnatural shapes, groundcover pulled out when they start to outgrow their 1x1 meter of allotted space, and acres of land are planted with grass seeds that take gallons of water to maintain. For years, we have been taught that plants in their wild state are ugly and unruly, but that is far from the case. People from all across the world flock to Mount Rainier in the summer just to see its beautiful wildflowers. The great, moss-covered boughs of the Hoh Rainforest attract hikers and migratory birds alike with its biodiversity. No one painstakingly trims each and …
Changes to Animal Database: Pop Culture, Main Page, and More!
Hello humans of Animal Database! As school is coming to an end, Animal Database's ban on pop culture is ending. This means that pages about movies, documentaries, TV shows, songs (e.g. "Roar" by Katie Perry), internet personalities (e.g. Steve Irwin), etc. that are centered around animals can now be made into articles instead of being restricted to blog posts. However, there are still rules that users must follow:
- The content of said pop culture must be animal-centered (excluding humans). This means that Terminator 2 is not acceptable article content just because a single dog was featured. On the other hand, pop culture like Wild Kratts are acceptable because its purpose is to educate people about animals.
- Separate pages describing the show and its…
Biodiversity of lagomorphs in China
In accordance with activities in zoological fields, we ought to identify priorities for further work in the name of nature conservation in this part of the world. Lagomorphs are one of the most neglected smaller mammals in terms of their study and conservation. We focus on asiatic fauna. Some of the priority species are chinese hare (Lepus sinensis), tolai hare (Lepus tolai) and category of the pikas: highlander forms - Tsing-ling pika (Ochotona syrinx) and Kozlov's pika (Ochotona koslowi). More potential discoveries are on the zoologist’s desk, thus activities are needed. Some of the work is in the form of interviews, field transects and camera trapping technique i.e. in Daba Mountains, Kokonour or in fujianese wilderness. Let's do some …
Priorities for inventory of ungulates and monkeys across China
Fauna of odd deer species are still insufficiently known, especially as for Yunnan and Hupeh. Some records come from those regions for as yet unknown species. As for known species, in the fields of Yang-tze there are small species of a deer (Hydropotes), another species is recorded from mountains of Szechuan up to Fukien called the tufted deer (The Earth and Its Inhabitants 1891, China Journal 1926). The natural history of these creatures needs to be studied. Other diverse animals are monkeys recorded from various parts i.e. Kweichow (nowadays Guizhou) and from Shaanxi Province, where has been recorded a Holocene gibbon, species believed to be extinct. This kind of monkey was discovered on the basis of archeological studies in 2018 (in pap…
If you want a pet fish, reptile, amphibian or invertebrate, click this
If you want a pet fish, reptile, amphibian or invertebrate, then click one of the links below
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1JyNuGsKuGE8WKQndmyGFiN-Uoe0Ccat6rdS0gdzgxuY/edit#slide=id.p
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1El-doTLEyhKcNVC2i_Hue3dQsji-ADRe9l3mGVhxcJk/edit#slide=id.p
(I will do updates to the slides 1-3 times a month)
Post pet fish, reptile, amphibian or invertebrate suggestions on my message wall, not in this blog's comments
Nightmares of Nature (Remake)
- 1 Sharp-Toothed Mammals
- 2 Feathered Fiends
- 3 Cold-Blooded Killers
- 4 River Monsters
- 5 Brutal Bugs
- 6 Not-So Gentle Ones
- Bengal Tiger
- Siberian Tiger
- African Lion
- African Leopard
- Indian Leopard
- Cheetah
- Jaguar
- Mountain Lion
- Snow Leopard
- Clouded Leopard
- Domestic Cat
- European Wildcat
- Fishing Cat
- African Golden Cat
- Sand Cat
- Bobcat
- Canada Lynx
- Ocelot
- Margay
- Jaguarundi
- Serval
- Caracal
- Grizzly Bear
- Kodiak Bear
- Polar Bear
- American Black Bear
- Gray Wolf
- Ethiopian Wolf
- Coyote
- Cape-Hunting Dog
- Domestic Dog
- Dhole
- Dingo
- Black-Backed Jackal
- Golden Jackal
- Red Fox
- Arctic Fox
- Spotted Hyena
- Striped Hyena
- Meerkat
- Banded Mongoose
- Indian Gray Mongoose
- African Civet
- Banded Palm Civet
- Common Genet
- Fossa
- North American Raccoon
- American Badger
- Honey Badger
- Stoat
- American Mink
- Black-Footed Ferret
- European Polecat
- European Pine Marten
- F…
Changes to Animal Database Rules
Hello fellow editors!
It turns out that our previous set of rules (if anyone knows of them) have not been transparent enough with the recent copy-pasting going on. To combat this, I, Birds Forever, have updated our Wiki Rules to be more comprehensive.
Some major changes:
- Formatting has changed to appear neater and information to be more accessible.
- Animal Database's copy-pasting policy has changed.
- Animal Database's policy on use of language has been updated.
- Admin's Manual has been updated as well, mostly on promotions/demotions and page protection.
If you have any questions or suggestions, please be sure to mention Birds in the comments. Updates will be live by March 23rd and users found violating rules after this date will be atoned as describ…
Vandals going around the wiki
Please, if you see any user with a keyboard mash name or someone who has made an article with only one character, please inform birds forever to stop them. They have popping up more commonly in recent times and we need to stop them.
I'm being framed here.
Firekong1 accused me of copy-paste from wikipedia which I not do here. All I have been doing here is create new pages, pictures, and categories. I deserve to be administrator here so I can stop troublesome users that keep creating fake species with blank pages here.
On behalf of the admins
Pls, no matter how big you are in the community, even if you are an admin, please refrain from copy + pasting info into your articles without giving any references or credits to the original author, if you don't give any of those rights or links to the people who originally made those articles, there will be consequences. This also includes wikipedia unless you are the original author and you have confirmation that you are. Also, you will get blocked if you either:
- Create a page about an organism that doesn't exist
- Spam people, especially admins or if you are trying to apply for a role that you don't comply with the restrictions
- Make pages which are empty or have a single letter
- Threaten or negatively talk to others, here we try to be positive…
YOOO
I have now made 77 articles, it feels crazy i have done that much, kinda reminds when i had my original name, thanks to firekong, dinosaurs20 and birds forever, along with httyd fan and graysonilardi for helping out along the way and forever forbid the german kassereich
Survivors of the Sixth Extinction
- House Mouse
- Eurasian Collared Dove
- Dog Tick
- Brown Rat
- Cactus Moth
- Black Rat
- Common Carp
- Zebra Mussel
- Red Fox
- Coyote
- Common Raccoon
- Varroa Mite
- Giant Freshwater Prawn
- Medicinal Leech
- Common Vampire Bat
- Quagga Mussel
- American Bullfrog
- Pond Slider
- European Carp
- Green Iguana
- Common Flea
- Osprey
- Bluegill
- Giant Tiger Prawn
- Mediterranean Gecko
- Chinhook Salmon
- Blue Crab
- Virginia Opossum
- Feral Pigeon
- Wood Mouse
- Bighead Carp
- Chinese Mystery Snail
- Brown Anole
- Northern Short-Tailed Shrew
- Muskellunge
- Brook Trout
- House Sparrow
- Least Weasel
- Domestic Canary
- Stoat
- House Finch
- North American Least Shrew
- Common Roach
- Emerald Ash Borer
- Mallard
- Rusty Crayfish
- Wild Boar
- Green Frog
- Red Swamp Crayfish
- Northern Pike
- White-Footed Mouse
- Common Toad
- Asian Long-Horned Beetle
- Lake Trout
- River Trout
- Sea Trout
- Silver Carp
- Europ…
Victims of the Sixth Extinction
Extinct:
- Law's Diving Goose
- Dow's Puffin
- Bramble Cay Melomys
- Issoire Lynx
- Formosan Clouded Leopard
- Gastric-Brooding Frog
- Bubal Hartebeest
- Tecopa Pupfish
- Paleolithic Dog
- Lesser Bilby
- Houting
- Pinta Island Tortoise
- Cape Verde Giant Skink
- Stephanorhinus
- Glyptodon
- Woolly Mammoth
- Syrian Elephant
- Christmas Island Shrew
- Bulldog Rat
- Maclear's Rat
- St Kilda's Mouse
- North African Elephant
- Columbian Mammoth
- North American Jaguar
- Caspian Tiger
- Blue-Gray Mouse
- Atlas Bear
- Mexican Grizzly Bear
- California Grizzly Bear
- Cave Lion
- Mastodon
- Homotherium
- Smilodon
- North American Sabertooth
- South American Sabertooth
- American Cheetah
- Steppe Bison
- Hippopotamus Gorgops
- Kuri
- Aurochs
- Tarpan
- Occidental Bison
- Quagga
- Thylacine
- Dodo
- Homo Erectus
- Homo Habilis
- Colossochelys
- Megalochelys
- Doedicurus
- Hippidion
- Hipparion
- Myotragus
- A…
Animal Database Rules Draft: Opinions Welcome!
Animal Database does not have an official set of rules, except for the individual rules of the admins. An official set of rules would be helpful, especially to clear up confusion and conflicts across the wiki. Below, I have attached some ideas for the wiki guidelines. You opinions are greatly appreciated.
- Articles should be original, meaning they are rewritten so it is not plagiarizing the source. This is because (1), you are invalidating the effort the author put into writing the source, and (2), it gives readers no reason to visit Animal Database when they can recieve information from the source editors plagiarized from. I see this a lot on this wiki, especially when people copy-paste from Wikipedia. However, you may copy-paste articles y…
elephant seal vs orca
this is a tribute to animal face off.
elephant seal
atributes
length: 20 ft
weight: 8800 lbs
speed: 15 mph
intelligence: average
weapons
6 inch teeth
8 inch skin
body slam
can get on land
weaknesses
not that smart
orca
attributes
length: 23 ft
weight: 1200 lbs
speed: 35 mph
intelligence: high
weapons
4 inch teeth
echolocation
battering ram
weaknesses
can't get on land
needs air
Just To Make It Clearer
We are not interested in adding any articles to categories involving movies, TV series or any other similar media. This wiki is meant to be about animals in the real world, not in the digital world. So please try to stop adding pages to those category pages or maybe start removing them because they do not contribute to what we are aiming for in this community. Please comment below for any category pages that you aren't sure about and I will try to sort this out and hopefully I can release and list of category pages that aren't needed in my next blog post. This list will also include categories with incorrect grammar and punctuation Eg. animals of south africa instead of Animals of South Africa
I want to become the newest administrator
Hey, I would like to become the newest administrator and bureaucrat. Animals and the fauna of earth is valuable to maintaining life on earth. And this wiki is basically a catalogue of all animals. However there are a few problems with the wiki that made me to write this. First, there has been an increasing surge of vandalism and I've found two now deleted vandalistic paragraphs on the sheep page. Twothly, this wiki has alot of admins that are inactive and only one admin is active daily and I think I can help the situation out a bit. Finally, this page lacks alot of pages on birds and insects and I want to grow this wiki. This wiki had a lot of time from its founding year 2009 to grow to a superwiki but it hasn't and this wiki needs to grow…
Hello!
Just wondering if you don't know how to add photos or don't want to add photos to your own articles I could help out as long as you don't spam. They must have at least a simple infobox and a paragraph of text otherwise I may ignore it. Either send them to me or put the article in the category article that needs image. Obviously I would prefer not to do too many but if you really can't do it i can help but if you do know how to add images i wont bother, okay? Thanks in advance!!!!
Hmmm
I was wondering if jurassic park was a thing what dinosaur would you allow to come back from the grave, choose from the dinosaurs in jurassic world evolution, I have all the dlc packs so if I think yours is good I will add it to my park, just don't spam pls
Admin/Moderator Application
Hi, it's Birds, your wiki admin/bureaucrat.
We're preparing for Halloween! You may notice a few changes on the wiki during the month of October. If you have any complaints about the wiki theme, simply contact me and I will change what is necessary.
Since the majority of our admins are inactive, I would like to assign new, more active sysops.
Admin Requirements
- Has been on this wiki for at least a month.
- Has made at least 100 edits.
- Has created at least 10 articles with at least two sources.
- Has interacted with other users.
Form
Username:
Edits:
Date joined:
Articles:
Admining Experience?:
Keep in mind that abuse and inactivity for more than a month shall result in the removal of your power.
Scientific Names
Scientific Names
- Human (Homo sapiens)
- Polar Bear (Ursus maritimus)
- Kermode Bear (Ursus americanus kermodei)
- Impala (Aepyceros melampus)
- Scarlet Macaw (Ara macao)
- King Cobra (Ophiophagus hannah)
- Red Kangaroo (Macropus rufus)
- Honey Badger (Mellivora capensis)
- Secretarybird (Sagittarius serpentarius)
- Arctic Wolf (Canis lupus arctos)
- Kratt’s Lichen Mantis (Liturgusa krattorum)
- Black Mamba (Dendroaspis polylepis)
- Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus)
Proposal
Hello! Call me Mr. Spikess, I run a small wiki for any prehistoric life called Prehistoric Wiki and would like to propose a sort of collaboration to help eachother out! For example would be postting links on eachothers sites on the mainpage. I think our topics go hand in hand as I cover extinct plants and animals and I feel we could really help eachother out. If any admins could take my proposal into consideration and reply i'd be more than happy.
--Your solo wiki-runner
New wiki
I just created a new wiki. It's about extinct animals. Go to https://extinctanimals.fandom.com. If you want to be an administrator or moderator, just ask me in my message wall in the wiki.
Whale Shark watching
So I live in Cebu from Philippines. In Oslob, they have whale shark watching. They first tell you what and what not to do before they go swimming. I've been there 2 times. It was awesome. They always feed the whale sharks shrimp. I think it's the only endangered marine animal I've ever seen.
No-Stub November
Dear contributors,
Please stop creating new pages and take the time to expand existing articles. All new articles created in the month of November shall be deleted. Thank you!
Unneeded Categories
Please do not add categories like The Simpsons Animals. No one needs that for research. No TV shows, stuffed animals, books, or anything like that should be made into a category. Go to another wiki if you want to research TV shows.
Still as a Statue
I know plenty about night herons, but I didn’t know exactly how they hunt until my boat tour today. Looking out the window, I saw a few adults standing as still as stone by the riverbank. At first, I mistook then for statues since they were standing so perfectly still, staring at the water for prey. Until one twitched I knew they were real. I saw a few more, both adults and juveniles along the way back to the dock.
a small way to save the planet :)
recently, I've discovered a search engine called "Ecosia". Basically, it works just as google and other search engines work, but, for about every 45 searches, it plants a tree! now, you might be wondering "why are trees important?" well, here's why.
roughly every 45 searches, Ecosia uses at least 80% of its monthly profits to plant trees where they are needed most – in Burkina Faso, Madagascar, Peru, Indonesia, Morocco, Brazil, Nicaragua, Ethiopia, Tanzania and many more countries.
If your still confused, check out this video :)
https://youtu.be/zo93M_6Xl50
If you want to help the planet, please consider checking out:
https://www.ecosia.org/
Or downloading the search engine:
https://www.techforpc.com/download-ecosia-browser-pc-windows-7-8-10-mac/ …
Surprizing Animal Cruelty
During my walk this morning to the marketplace (I'm in China currently, on a vacation), I witnessed a lot of animal cruelty, in public. First were the exotic birds for sale, all mynas, kept in filthy cages and in horrible condition. Their plummage was dirty and unkept, and they were all clambering and screeching, trying to get to freedom. The water was yellow with dust particles in it. There was only one perch and little flight room. I have never seen worse livng conditions for a captive bird ever. I hope these birds find their freedom, where they belong.
The second was fish and other aquatic creatures for sale. They were kept in crowded bins with little water. Some were injured and sick. After a fish is bought, it is slammed to the ground …
Under my vow to have a family sigil, as I am the Seven of Spades.
Growing up with my parents they've gotten pets for me, my sister and generally the whole family to enjoy. Those being hamsters, a bunny, a lasoapso, a bearded dragon and my grandmother has fish. While I'm still living with them I will buy myself a spotted plecostomus and name it "Gambit". I'll also buy a Monsignifer Lancehead Viper which will be named "Skulls" once I'm capable of living on my own.
After finding out that plecostomus' will live up to twenty years. I have planned to keep Gambit for 2-3 years then transfer her to my grandmothers fish tank for 3-5 years. I'll then have arrange with my mothers side of the family in Poland to have Gambit last and permanently. By then she should have had a nice and lofty life enjoying herself and …
Steadfast Multiple Reasons I Speak For Canidae
The reasons I speak for Canidae well some are emotional but some of them do a lot with the scientific stuff as I'm one of the people who care about the safety of wild canines. But understanding science isn't the only way I've had the luck to really understand wild canines with great insight some of my understanding does with seeing the similar issues the disabled class faces. It's the gray wolf I've understood since early childhood. But I understand that spirit animal, totem animals amd zodiac animals all do with your qualities so gray wolves aren't the only wild canine species to inspire me. I match mutliple species of wild canines because of my flexibity in attitude, plus with my compassion I have an easy time learning from wild canines,…