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You might think deserts are lifeless wastelands, but North American arid lands support a remarkable diversity of reptiles that have mastered survival in one of Earth’s harshest environments.
Walk into any American home with a cat, and you’ll likely meet one of about 20 breeds that have captured the hearts of millions.
You’re hiking through a forest when a rapid drumming sound stops you in your tracks.
Picture this: you’re walking through a sun-dappled forest when a flash of brilliant yellow catches your eye.
Cardinals represent some of North America’s most beloved and recognizable birds, yet many people only know the iconic Northern Cardinal.
Have you ever watched a butterfly dance through your garden and wondered what species you were witnessing? North America hosts over 700 butterfly species, each with unique patterns, behaviors, and stories that connect them to specific ecosystems across the continent.
Beetles belong to the order Coleoptera, the largest insect group worldwide.
The different types of caterpillars in North America, including those in our backyard, are among the most fascinating organisms we can encounter.
North America is home to a diverse array of hawks.
Herons are an incredible bird species, and North America is home to various types of herons.
Owls are one of the most popular birds in North America.
If you’ve ever encountered a wasp in North America, you know they can be pesky.
