Wild Animals

You can find these amphibians are found all over the world, from tropical rainforests to backyard ponds. But what do frogs eat?

By Mack Hayden

The blue crab is one of the most recognizable crustaceans in the coastal waters of the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Found in the Chesapeake Bay, the blue crab plays a crucial role in marine science and fisheries.

By Zach Taras

The Arabian sand boa has mastered the art of living beneath the sand. Found slithering (or, more accurately, burrowing) across the Arabian Peninsula, its ability to stay nearly invisible — with just its eyes peeking above the sand — makes it one of the sneakiest hunters in the desert.

By Mack Hayden

Foxes live in a wide range of environments, from rural areas to urban spaces and their eating habits reflect this adaptability. So, what do foxes eat when they’re in the wild versus when they’re sneaking around urban areas?

By Mack Hayden

The kiwi bird: a small, flightless bird with some seriously strange features! Native to New Zealand, this bird in the world is unlike any other, with hair-like kiwi feathers, nostrils at the tip of its beak and a highly developed sense of smell.

By Zach Taras

These furry, acrobatic foragers can be found leaping through trees, raiding gardens, and even showing up at your squirrel feeder. But what do squirrels eat in the wild versus in urban areas?

By Mack Hayden

The Japanese spider crab is a fascinating and impressive animal. In fact, it is the largest arthropod in the ocean!

By Zach Taras

Giant pandas are basically the ultimate bamboo-eating machines. But what do pandas eat besides this crunchy green staple?

By Mack Hayden

The Bengal tiger is one of the biggest wild cats on the planet. It's also a popular tiger in pop culture. Shere Khan from "The Jungle Book," Rajah as Jasmine's pet tiger in "Aladdin" and Richard Parker from "Life of Pi" — they're all Bengal tigers!

By Ada Tseng

Rats are nature’s ultimate survivors. But what do rats eat? These highly adaptable rodents will chow down on just about anything they can find, from meat scraps to fruit trees.

By Yara Simón

"What do cicadas eat?" is a great question because these noisy insects have a surprising diet.

By Talon Homer

Camels: nature’s ultimate desert survivors! But what do camels eat? These incredible animals have adapted to eat some of the toughest, driest and least appetizing plants on Earth. From thorny plants to salty plants, camels manipulate their environment to get the nutrients they need.

By Mack Hayden

When it comes to massive, powerful bears, one showdown often comes to mind: polar bear vs. grizzly bear! These two bear species may look similar, but they have distinct differences in habitat, behavior and even diet. So, what happens when these giants of the animal kingdom cross paths?

By Talon Homer

Many people are scared of spiders. But spiders help us keep pests under control by feeding on other insects that might spread diseases or attack our gardens.

By Ada Tseng

When it comes to spiky animals, hedgehog vs. porcupine species seem easy to confuse on paper. At first glance, they seem similar, both covered in sharp quills that help them defend against predators.

By Ada Tseng

When it comes to wild canines, coyote vs. fox identification can be tricky. At first glance, both coyotes and foxes may look similar with their bushy tails and pointed ears. But these two animals have plenty of key differences, including size, behavior, habitat and even how they hunt.

By Mack Hayden

Alligators are some of nature’s oldest prehistoric predators. But what do alligators eat, and what is an alligator's natural prey?

By Talon Homer

Elk vs. moose comparisons are a lot easier to make when you realize that two of the largest members of the deer family differ significantly in size, behavior and appearance.

By Talon Homer

Birds of prey are some of nature’s most fascinating creatures, but when it comes to buzzard vs. vulture species, things can get a little confusing.

By Zach Taras

An adult horse should typically eat about 1.5 to 2 percent of its body weight in food each day. This means a 1,000-pound (454-kilogram) horse may eat 15 to 20 pounds (6.8 to 9 kilograms) of hay and grass daily.

By Ada Tseng

Gorillas — one of the most powerful great apes — have a diet that might surprise you. Even though they’re massive and strong, their meals consist mostly of plants. But let's get specific: What do gorillas eat in the wild, and how do their diets change depending on where they live?

By Talon Homer

Two of the largest flightless birds on the planet may look similar but they typically live on different continents and have evolved unique adaptations for survival. How are your emu vs. ostrich identification skills?

By Talon Homer

If you're into marine oddities, few animals capture the imagination quite like the hairy frogfish. This bizarre, underwater ambush predator may look like a ball of algae, but don't be fooled: It's a master of camouflage and a nightmare for unsuspecting prey.

By Nicole Antonio

Ah, the great marmot vs. groundhog distinction. These two burrowing, chubby members of the squirrel family that are often mistaken for the same animal.

By Talon Homer

Turkeys have become a traditional dish to eat during Thanksgiving festivities. But have you ever wondered, what do turkeys eat?

By Ada Tseng