James Karuga

Written by James Karuga

Adult Ring-tailed lemur female eating fruit while carrying her child.

Environment

Ring-Tailed Lemur Facts: Animals of Africa

A juvenile Sandhill crane stands beside a mature adult in a wetland area.

Environment

Sandhill Crane Facts: Animals of North America

Pronghorn buck.

Environment

Pronghorn Facts: Animals of North America

A Lemming feeds in the Swedish mountains.

Environment

Lemming Facts: Animals of the Arctic

Note the ribbed texture of the horns on these Wild Asian buffaloes in India's Kaziranga National Park. Males of this species can weigh up to 2,650 pounds.

Environment

Water Buffalo Facts: Animals of Asia

From apperances in Aesop's Fables to Alice in Wonderland, the European Hare's widespread range has made it into a cultural icon throughout many nations.

Environment

European Hare Facts: Animals of Europe

A Guanaco stands by the waterside in the Patagonian steppes of Chile.

Environment

Guanaco Facts: Animals of South America

A depiction of a Black-Footed ferret killing a Prairie Dog within its own burrow.

Environment

Black-Footed Ferret Facts: Animals of North America

Mauna Kea is one of the most important land-based astronomy sites in the world.

Travel

Mauna Kea Observatories, Hawaii - Unique Places around the World

The ostrich is the largest living bird in the world.

Society

Interesting Facts About Ostriches

Built in 1791, today the the light and fog signals at Portland Head are maintained by the US Coast Guard, while the site is owned by the Town of Cape Elizabeth.

Travel

Portland Head Light, Maine - Unique Landmarks around the World

Among his many reforms, Peter the Great founded the city of St. Petersburg in his own name in 1703.

Society

Peter the Great - World Leaders in History

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