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With a Bachelor's degree in English from the English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad, Aparna is a skilled content writer who helps businesses craft compelling brand stories that resonate with their target audience. A creative individual, Aparna enjoys expressing her imagination through doodles and comics, honing her ability to create engaging narratives that capture the reader's attention. Aparna's extensive experience as a member of The Bharat Scouts and Guides has instilled in her a sense of responsibility, leadership, and teamwork that she brings to her work.

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Learn interesting Vancouver Island marmot facts!

Fun Vancouver Island Marmot Facts For Kids

The Marmota vancouverensis are a species of marmots found in Canada. They are very rare and Critically Endangered. They are a very interesting species to learn about.

They live underground rather than living on the surface. These animals hibernate and move in small groups.

Migration and hibernation are two very distinct features of this animal. Marmots are usually very interesting to know about, added to the fact that this species is so rare and would definitely pique your interest. Read on to learn about their habitat, diet, migration style among other things.

You can also read our articles on the Alpine Marmot and Hoary Marmot.

Animals & Nature

Ages 3-18Animals & Nature

Fun Violet Masked Lovebird Facts For Kids

We are going to learn about the Agapornis personata in this article! They are a particular species of Aves (birds) grown in captivity over several years. This has led to their mutation into four colors.

These Aves prefer to live in pairs and love to play and climb. It is important to note that they have certain specific tendencies and get unhappy if these conditions are not met. Read on to find more about these birds!

If you like this article, then perhaps you will like our other articles as well on animals like the black-winged lovebird and violet-backed starling.

Animals & Nature

Ages 3-18Animals & Nature

Fun Visayan Hornbill Facts For Kids

The Visayan Hornbill belongs to the family of Bucerotidae from the genus Penelopides. They are beautiful birds found in the rainforests on the island of Panay, negros, Masbata, and Guimaras.

A small population of this bird is also found on the island of Ticao in the Philippines. It can be said that they are endemic birds. They are exclusively found in the areas just mentioned.

This species of hornbill bird has been recognized by the Internation Union of Conservation of Nature as an Endangered animal. There is a chance they might go extinct soon since their population is around the range of 1800.

These birds are monogamous and flock in small, tight-knit groups. They are sometimes found on canopies with their flock. Their breeding season begins in the month of April.

Their diet consists of a combination of fruits and ants, worms, and beetles. These birds exhibit very calm and peaceful behavior.

To know more about this bird, keep reading this page. Information regarding their weight, length, sounds, subspecies, conservation status can be found amongst other things. Also, check our articles on the wreathed hornbill and black hornbill for more fascinating facts about wild animals and birds.

Animals & Nature

Ages 3-18Animals & Nature

Fun Leaf Deer Facts For Kids

The leaf muntjac (Muntiacus putaoensis) or barking deer was first discovered by the biologist Alan Rabinowitz who found a carcass of this species on an expedition in the eastern side of Northern Myanmar. At first, he thought this was a regular muntjac but upon DNA scaling, a new species of muntjac was discovered.

The Barking deer or leaf muntjac is a very beautiful animal that lives in dense forests of Asia. Seeing them even in their natural habitat is extremely rare since it is difficult to spot them due to their solitary nature of living.

It is incredible how they were not the subject of the search for this expedition led by Rabinowitz but they were still found.

This discovery by Rabinowitz is one for the history books. They feed on fruits and fallen leaves and are food to predators like tigers and leopards.

We do not know much about them because of how hard it is to find them. Inaccessible terrain makes expedition and observation an uphill task.

However, these are the things we do know about this extremely amazing animal. Quench your thirst for information about the leaf muntjac (Muntiacus putaoensis) by reading this article. If you want to know about more animals, refer to our articles on Bontebok and Takins.

Animals & Nature

Ages 3-18Animals & Nature