Hello! We are not regular dogs, so do not search for what kind of breed we are. We are also called as Dholes. Take a look at some important points about us: We are first described as Canis Alpinus by Peter Simon Pallas in 1811 but the differences in physical characteristics of us and canis species …
Hello! Are you thinking if we are normal pigs that you see regularly? Surprisingly, we are not. We are the Wild Boars. We are the ancestors of most pig breeds that you see. We have so much to tell you about us, have a look: We have an extremely large range and habitats. This distribution …
Hey! We are The White Tigers. You must be wondering why If you observe carefully, we are big, even bigger than normal tigers. Our majestic look, ferocious face, powerful paws can mesmerize anyone and can induce fear in any animal. Read more about us: Since we are different than normal tigers, we have several threats …
Hello! We are very beautiful and attractive big birds called White Peafowls. You must be knowing us being blue and other colors. Have a look at some interesting points that would tell you why we are white and also some other facts: The fact is, it is unknown how we got our whiteness. The first …
Hey! We are Oriental White Ibises. as you can see. Our population is decreasing year after year, you may or may not see us in the near future. Want to know more? There are more things to know about me. Have a look! You can find us living with a lot of water-loving birds like …
Hey! We are attractive and playful White-eyed Conures. We are found in South America. Have a look at some important facts about us: We are first described by German Zoologist Philipp Ludwig Statius Muller in 1776. Our scientific name is Psittacara Leucophthalmus. Leukos means white and opthalmus means eye. We are highly intelligent and playful birds …
Hey! We are the beautiful White Cockatoos. We are so adorable and are kept as pets in many areas. We are only found in few islands of South east Asia. Have a look at some important points about us: We are first described by German Zoologist Philipp Ludwig Statius Muller in 1776. We were once …
Hey! We are called Pied Cockatiels. We are one of the mutations of normal Grey Cockatiels. Have a look at a few interesting points about us: We are the seventh established mutation of normal grey cockatiels. We appeared for the first time in Holland, 1964. We are a mutation that lacks distinct orange cheeks that every …
Hello! You must be awestruck looking at our amazing antlers. There are more things about us apart from our antlers. Males of our species fight for dominance. This fight is done by clashing their antlers and these antlers are sharpened by scraping them on the ground. These fights are very interesting to watch. We are called …
Hey! We are the bright and beautiful Sun Conures. We are found only in a small region of South America, yet we are famous worldwide. Have a look at some important points about us: We are first described by Swedish Zoologist Carl Linnaeus in the early 18th century. Unlike many parakeets, we are quiet birds. …
