Latest         Snapping Turtle (Chelydra serpentina) Fact: Snapping turtles can not retract their head into their shell as can most other turtle species. Date: 13 December 2009 Category:               Monarch Butterfly Fact: Every year millions of Monarchs fly south to Mexico for the winter. Date: 13 December 2009 Category:               Tree Frog Fact: This frog hides using camouflage. Date: 22 February 2009 Category: Species Videos               Wood Cock (Philohela minor) Fact: Woodcooks have a special flexible beak that help them probe for earthworms. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Water Scorpion (Ranatra) Fact: Water scorpions are not scorpions at all but are a predatory insect found commonly in slow moving water. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Painted Turtle (Chrysems picta) Fact: Painted Turtles can live 20-30 years and grow to be the size of dinner plates. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos       [ 1 ] - [ 2 ] - [ 3 ] Most Viewed         Water Scorpion (Ranatra) Fact: Water scorpions are not scorpions at all but are a predatory insect found commonly in slow moving water. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Black Bear (Ursus americanus) Fact: Black Bears can see in color. Date: 31 March 2008 Category: Species Videos               Stag Beetle (Pseudolucanus placidus) Fact: The stag beetles have long antlerlike jaws that they use in combat. Date: 08 April 2008 Category: Species Videos               Painted Turtle (Chrysems picta) Fact: Painted Turtles can live 20-30 years and grow to be the size of dinner plates. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Tadpoles – Leopard Frog (Rana pipiens) Fact: It takes about 90 days for tadpoles to become baby frogs. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Wood Cock (Philohela minor) Fact: Woodcooks have a special flexible beak that help them probe for earthworms. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos       [ 1 ] - [ 2 ] - [ 3 ] Highest Rated         Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) Fact: Squirrels can be right- or left-handed when they eat a pine cone. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Eastern Newt (Notophthalmus viridescens) Fact: Salamanders and newts all have teeth. Teeth are found on both the upper and lower jaws. There are even teeth on the roof of their mouths. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Red-winged Black Bird (Agelaius phoeniceus) Fact: A red-winged blackbird male has up to 15 different females making nests in his territory. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Slug (Deroceras reticulatum) Fact: Slugs can stretch to 20 times their normal length enabling them to squeeze through openings to get at food. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Wood Cock (Philohela minor) Fact: Woodcooks have a special flexible beak that help them probe for earthworms. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Tadpoles – Leopard Frog (Rana pipiens) Fact: It takes about 90 days for tadpoles to become baby frogs. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos       [ 1 ] - [ 2 ] - [ 3 ] Featured         Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) Fact: Red squirrels have four fingers and five toes. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Red Fox kits (Vulpes vulpes) Fact: Red Fox females can have up to 10 kits in one litter. Date: 06 June 2008 Category: Species Videos               Bear Cubs (Ursus americanus) Fact: Black Bear cubs are raised in single-parent families. Date: 08 April 2008 Category: Species Videos               Red-winged Black Bird (Agelaius phoeniceus) Fact: The babies leave the nest and climb on cattails before they can fly. Date: 08 April 2008 Category: Species Videos               Baby Snapping Turtle (Chelydra serpentina) Fact: Despite good defensive instincts like playing dead when touched, few baby snapping turtles survive to adulthood. Date: 31 March 2008 Category: Species Videos               Ants (Formicoidea) Fact: The combined weight of ants is greater than the combined weight of all humans. Date: 31 March 2008 Category: Species Videos       [ 1 ]