Photo: Brookhaven National Laboratory / Flickr / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Humans aren’t the only ones that love this fruit, and if you’re wondering what animals eat tomatoes, you’ll soon learn that...

Rene Ferrer / Pexels Found in North America, alligators inhabit the coastal regions of the United States, from Florida to North Carolina. Winters in these areas aren’t particularly harsh, but...

Bryn Davies / Flickr / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Well-known for their ability to build dams, beavers live near ponds and lakes in the forested areas of the continental United States, Canada, and Europe....

Elliot Connor / Pexels The second-largest largest land mammals, rhinos are gentle giants that mostly keep to themselves. However, this doesn’t mean they are pacifists. When threatened, rhinos...

Michael Waddle / Pexels Kangaroos look like a bunch of friendly, cuddly creatures that wouldn’t harm a fly. They are Australia’s cultural icon and usually docile animals. You shouldn’t let...

Frans Van Heerden / Pexels Classified as Old World Monkeys but very closely related to humans, baboons are mainly herbivorous primates feeding on fruits, nuts, roots, vegetables, and tubers....