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Artic Fox - Vulpes lagopus The Science The Artic fox, also known as white, polar or snow fox is native to the Artic region. Its size ranges from 18 to 27 inches. The Artic fox is considered an omnivore as it eats...
Badger - Meles meles The Science Badgers are omnivores with short and wide bodies and on average can grow up to 35 inches. Badgers are fond mainly in North America and Europe, but some can be found as far as East...
Black Bear Rug - Ursus americanus The Science American black bears are native to North America and are omnivores. Despite their name, black bears are not always black and can be brown or even blond. The...
Freeze Dried Black Mouse - Mus musculus The Science The common house mouse is found in homes across the world, both as uninvited intruders and beloved pets. Their adaptability to multiple environments has allowed them to...
Peacock, Blue - Pavo cristatus The Indian Peacock is a type of pheasant native to South Asia. It is famous for the male's brightly colored tail, which it fans out to attract a mate. In contrast, the female is a dull...
Cane Toad THE SCIENCE The cane toad, Bufo marinus, is a large, terrestrial true toad native to South and mainland Central America. Relatively recently, it has been introduced to various islands throughout Oceania...
Chipmunk - Tamias striatus Chipmunks are small squirrel-like rodents found across North America. Named for their bird-like chirping calls, they are distinguishable from squirrels by their reddish-brown as opposed to...
Dark Rat - Rattus norvegicus The Science One of the most familiar animals (if not among most people's favorites), the common Rat originated in Asia, but quickly spread throughout the world in association with humans and...
Ermine - Mustela erminea The Science The ermine, also known as a stoat or short-tailed weasel is Native to Europe, Asia, and North America. Some can also be found in the Artic. Ermines are aggressive and agile...
CYNOPTERUS SP. - FRUIT BAT The Science As their name suggests, these bats' diet consists mainly of fruit and juice. Unlike other bats, fruit bats don't rely on echolocation to navigate the night; instead, they have large...
Framed Leaf-Nosed Bat This is a specimen of Hipposideros bicolor, a Leaf-Nosed Bat which may be found in undisturbed forest across Southeast Asia from Pakistan to East Timor. It gets its name "bicolor" from the...
Framed Painted Woolly Bat This is a specimen of Kerivoula picta, a small and colorful insectivorous bat that may be found widely across Southeast Asia, from Bangladesh to Indonesia. It roosts singly or in small family...
Guinea Pig Cavia porcellus The guinea pig is best known as a common household pet. In fact, guinea pigs are not pigs nor are they originally from Guinea. Rather, they are a type of rodent from the Andes, in South America,...
Jackalope - Shoulder Mount Jackalopes are mythical animals of North American folklore. They are so named because they combine attributes from both jackrabbits and antelopes (in most cases, actually deer antlers)...
Racoon - Procyon lotor The Science The racoon is a mammal native to North America. It's size varies, but on average it is about 50 cm long and weighs up to 26 kg. Its thick coat of fur keeps it warm during the...
Muntjac - Muntiacus The Science The Muntjac is also known as the barking deer or the rib-faced deer due to its fangs. Yes, you read that correctly, this is a deer with fangs. We swear, this is a real animal, we did...
Muskrat - Ondatra zibethicus The Science The muskrat is rodent native to North America and can be found in all kinds of habitats and usually spend most of their time in or near bodies of water. Muskrats generally...
Rattlesnake Head – Crotalus atrox The Science The Western Diamondback is the largest rattlesnake in western North America, with adults ranging from 3-7ft in length. Like all rattlesnakes, this species has a...
Red Fox - Vulpes vulpes The Science The red fox can be found in most of North America, Europe, Asia, and even in some parts of North Africa. When it was introduced in Australia, it became harmful to native species...
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