By Garyelis Lopez, age 14, and IndyKids staff Earth is gradually becoming an unlivable planet. The United Nations released a report on February 18 calling for an urgent response to tackle the climate crisis, biodiversity loss and pollution that threaten our planet. In order to slow down or reverse this damage, we must make dramatic …
The markhor has beautiful, twirled horns that can reach up to 60 inches in length. Learn more about this unique creature.
There are more than 1,000 different kinds of sea anemones.
Olive baboons have yellow-brown fur with bare face, hands, feet and bums.
Known as the king of all snakes, the anaconda is one of the largest snakes in the world with a terrifying reputation.
The sun bear is the smallest of all the bear species. They live in several Southeast Asian countries, including Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and Burma.
In 2010, zookeepers at Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland started an experiment, placing Dutch and Scottish chimpanzees together to see how they would communicate.
Recognized for its beautiful feathers, the green peacock is one of the most beautiful animals in the world.
The Titicaca water frog (Telmatobius coleus) is a species that’s in extreme danger of extinction.
Governments and organizations around the world are trying to combat the problem of animal trafficking.
