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18 Most Aggressive Tarantulas You Need to Know About

Tarantulas are often misunderstood creatures. While the large, hairy spiders may look intimidating, most species are actually quite docile and make great pets. However, there are some tarantula species that have more aggressive temperaments and should be handled with caution. In this article, we’ll highlight 18 of the most aggressive tarantula species and what makes … Read more

The Dazzling World of Butterflies in Georgia

As a nature lover living in Georgia, I’m endlessly fascinated by the incredible diversity of butterflies that share our state. From vibrant swallowtails to tiny azure skippers, there are over 160 species of butterflies that call Georgia home during some point in their lives. In this article, I’ll highlight some of the most common and … Read more

Maintaining Proper Humidity Levels for Your Pacman Frog

The pacman frog (Ceratophrys ornata) is a 4-6” long, diurnal, terrestrial amphibian from certain parts of Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil. They prefer moist grasslands for habitat, where they use their classic camouflage coloring to blend in and ambush unsuspecting prey. Pacman frogs have squat, round bodies, with small limbs, protruding eyes, and unusually large heads … Read more

Frogs That Eat Birds – A Surprising Fact of Nature

Many people are surprised to learn that some frog species actually eat birds. After all, when we think of frogs, we typically imagine them snacking on insects, worms, or smaller amphibians. However, there are a number of large, carnivorous frog species with powerful appetites that allow them to consume prey as big as themselves – … Read more

The Complete Guide to Crested Gecko Growth Charts

Crested geckos are listed as a vulnerable species, thought to be extinct until 1994 when a new population of them was found living in New Caledonia. Export of these animals isn’t allowed anymore, but there are now large breeding operations in the United States and Europe, meaning crested geckos are becoming less rare and more … Read more