Animals

Have you ever seen a big, fluffy black bear in the woods or at a zoo? They look so cuddly, but they’re also really big! Let’s talk about how much these furry friends weigh. Get ready for some bear-y interesting facts!

Foxes are fascinating animals that can be found everywhere from forests and mountains to rivers and wetlands, and sometimes even in backyards of our homes!

Although it looks like a mythical creature, the Komodo dragon is actually just a very large lizard.

Whether you know it as a cougar, puma, panther or mountain lion, this wild terrestrial mammal is the second largest cat in North America, and the fourth largest worldwide.

Coming from the same family as swans and geese, ducks are found on every continent except Antarctica.

Renowned for their phenomenal strength and power, the magnificent Bengal tiger is one of the most impressive mammals in the animal kingdom.

Hyenas are large feliform mammals found in Africa and Asia. Although they look a little like dogs, hyenas are members of the Hyaenidae family and are more closely related to cats than dogs!

Roughly twice the size of an average housecat, bobcats get their name because of their distinctive “bobbed” tails.

With their distinctive hump, or humps, the camel is easily one of the most recognizable animals on the planet.

Ostriches are the largest, tallest and heaviest birds in the world. Although an ostrich is a bird they are completely flightless.

Although they are officially called the North American Brown Bear, most of us know them as Grizzly Bears here in North America. Grizzly bears are big powerful animals and can easily overpower any other animal or human inside their habitat. How much does a Grizzly bear weigh? Male grizzly’s weigh around 395 to 790 pounds