Author: WildLifeFAQ (Mark Jess)
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How many species of birds are native to the USA?
Have you ever thought about how many birds there are in the U.S.? The answer isn’t simple. Various sources give different numbers, sparking discussions among bird fans. For example, National Geographic’s field guide says there are around 990 species. On the other hand, the American Birding Association and the National Audubon Society believe there are
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Are there any crocodiles in the USA?
Have you ever asked yourself if crocodiles live in the US? It’s not just a thrilling myth. The American crocodile (scientific name Crocodylus acutus) is a real-life resident. These creatures, usually found in the Neotropics, also call parts of the USA their home. They live in places from South Florida up north to Peru and
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What kinds of whales can you see off the coast of the USA?
Have you ever thought about the many whales along the USA’s long coastlines? The whale types you can find there might surprise you. The United States is home to a wide range of whale species. This includes everything from the North Atlantic Right Whale to the huge Blue Whale. The Atlantic has the year-round North
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How do you report a wildlife sighting in the USA?
Have you ever thought about how much one person can do for nature? In the United States, sharing your wildlife sightings is key to saving our wild spaces. But reporting a sighting is more than a simple task. To report a wildlife sighting, reach out to groups like the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. They
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Are there any wild tigers in the USA?
Have you ever thought about wild tigers in America? There’s over 10,000 tigers held in captivity all over the country. It’s possible some could be living in the wild. But, is there a real wild tiger population in America? In the U.S., some captive tigers have escaped into nature. One case was in 2017, when
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What are the most dangerous animals in the USA?
Have you thought about what’s behind the jaws of the top predators in the US? The list includes more than just sharks and bears. You’ll find venomous snakes, spiders, bees, and even seemingly peaceful deer. This variety shows that danger in nature is everywhere. Yet, the biggest threat might not be from these creatures. Overview