Horses can be found all over the USA. I bet you’ve seen some at a farm, zoo, out your car window, or maybe in your own backyard!

Amphibians can be found all around us, I bet you’ve seen frogs or toads near you. Have you ever held one or touched one?

Have you ever heard of the story of the ugly duckling? Well if you have, you know that the grey little baby turned into a beautiful white swan in the end. Mute swans are just one kind of swan and they are fascinating!

It’s so interesting how a Bobwhite Quail actually says its own name when it calls. These little game birds remind me of chickens, but have some pretty amazing and unique features.

Today’s amazing critters can only be found in the US and Canada. They thrive in lakes, marshes, rivers, and any water habitat. Let’s jump in to get a better look at the incredible River Otter!

Today’s animal could have taken us to a savanna in Central or Eastern United States, but we headed a bit north and landed in a woodland forest in Southern Canada.

Today’s adventure takes us somewhere very deep, very wet, and REALLY big. Did you guess it? We are headed to the Pacific Ocean, one of the many ocean regions the Hammerhead Shark swims.

Horses can be found all over the USA. I bet you’ve seen some at a farm, zoo, out your car window, or maybe in your own backyard!

The Komodo Dragon is probably the closest thing we will ever see to a real dragon! It grows up to a massive 10 feet long and 300 pounds. This is like 2 times the size of a grown up!

To learn about today’s animal, we have to travel to 1 very special location, Australia. That’s right, koalas are only found in Australia unless you visit a zoo.

Amphibians can be found all around us, I bet you’ve seen frogs or toads near you. Have you ever held one or touched one?

Have you ever heard of the story of the ugly duckling? Well if you have, you know that the grey little baby turned into a beautiful white swan in the end. Mute swans are just one kind of swan and they are fascinating!

It’s so interesting how a Bobwhite Quail actually says its own name when it calls. These little game birds remind me of chickens, but have some pretty amazing and unique features.