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Freddie Prinze Jr Birthday Highlights Birth Name Los Angeles Place Of Birth , USA Age 47 years old Birth Date March 8 1976 Freddie Prinze Jr Facts Child Star? no Occupation actor, screenwriter, producer Education & Qualifications Net Worth $30,000,000 Current Partner Sarah Michelle Gellar Children Charlotte Prinze, Rocky James Prinze Parents Freddie Prinze , Katherine ‘Kathy’ Elaine Barber About Freddie Prinze JrFreddie Prinze Jr, birth name Frederick Prinze Junior was born on March 8, 1976, in Los Angeles, California....

Frida Kahlo Birthday Highlights Birth Name Magdalena Carmen Kahlo Place Of Birth Mexico City, Mexico Age 116 years old Birth Date July 5 1907 Frida Kahlo Facts Child Star? no Occupation Artist, Political Activist Education & Qualifications National Preparatory School Net Worth $80,000,000 Current Partner Diego Rivera Parents Guillermo Kahlo, Matilde Calderón y González Siblings Cristina Kahlo, Margarita Kahlo Cardena, Mario Luisa Kahlo Cardena, Matilde Kahlo Calderon, Adriana Kahlo Calderon, Wilhelm Kahlo Calderon, Maria Kahlo Cardena...

The African cuckoo or the Cuculus gularis come from the Cuculidae family and belong to the Cuculiformes order. They share similar looks to the common cuckoo and are even closely related. The only difference lies between their calls. This bird species has a large range, is found throughout sub-Saharan Africa, especially in South Africa, and migrates within the continent. However, its population does not exist in Somalia and parts of the Republic of Congo....

In today’s world, there remain only six species of lungfish. This fish species has a unique body and fins and is widespread in South America, Africa as well as Australia. What is more surprising is that these fish have been on Earth since the Triassic period. This prehistoric species has survived for nearly 400 million years and are sometimes also called ’living fossils’. The name ‘lungfish’ comes from the presence of an arrangement that acts like lungs for these fish, making it easier for them to breathe in air and adapt without water!...

The blue-black grassquit (Volatinia jacarina), or Jacarina finch as its scientific and native name suggests, is a small neotropical bird. Their populations are endemic to Central and South America. These tiny birdies are often found in the grasslands, gardens, and open cultivated lands of Peru, Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Paraguay. The appearances of these birds are different based on their sexes, and one can assume that the name of their entire breed is based on the masculine appearance of a blue-black glossy body....

Are you interested in learning about different fishes like cory catfish? In this article, we will learn about the bluethroat triggerfish (Xanthichthys auromarginatus). Blue throat triggerfish are also known by the names, gilded triggerfish, blue jaw triggerfish, and blue chin triggerfish. All these names have been given to this species due to the vibrant and striking blue patch present near the throat of a male blue throat fish. The blue throat or the blue jaw, like most triggerfish, has the ability to keep its dorsal spines fully erect....

Since time, these animals and their association to Santa’s sleigh, have attracted a magical fascination surrounding their existence. You will be surprised to know that both Caribou and Reindeer animals have been classified as a single species Rangifer tarandus. Caribou animals belong to the deer family wherein both the males and females of the species grow antlers. The long legs of Caribou help them move through snow quite easily. While most species of these animals are present in adequate numbers, the woodland Caribou has been identified as endangered....

The common ringed plover is one of the most beautifil plover species. These birds are commonly spotted throughout the world, mainly covering the range of Arctic Eurasia. They fly in small flocks of about 30 birds. These birds belong to the Charadriiformes order, Charadriidae family.Charadrius hiaticula is often seen with a black and white plumage. The term ‘Charadrius’ is derived from a Ltin word which once referred to a yellow bird mentioned in the Vulgate....

People have this tendency to experiment with everything and they never stop till they get initial results. A lot of experiments are done on animals and this is a well-known fact. One example of such experimentation is mixing a high energy dog breed with another dog in order to get a cross between them. So, what do you get or witness when you crossbreed a German corgi Shepherd and a Welsh corgi?...

Lesser redpoll (Acanthis cabaret) are small bird species whose distribution range is widespread across the European continent. They are introduced in New Zealand and now they are found in their habitat in the South Islands in adequate numbers. They are species of Least Concern (conservation status) but their population is decreasing in England and thats why they are legally protected there. They are omnivorous species and are known as social feeders as they forage in flocks....

Long-billed corella (Cacatua tenuirostris), also known as the slender-billed corella, is an exquisite cockatoo with white plumage that is native to south-eastern Australia. Both adults are mostly white in color with red lines, frontal band, fore neck. Their base feathers of head and neck are red, which becomes paler orange-pink on the bases of feathers of the upper back, mantle, and breast. Their eye rings are pale blue and brown in color....

The Maned wolf is a unique species; it is neither a true wolf nor fox as per recent genetic studies. The largest of the canines in South America, with a very different appearance from wolves, resembles a fox with large ears and slender legs. It is famously known as ‘fox on stilts’ due to its red coloring. This animal is a vertebrate, can stand erected to intimidate other animals when it feels threatened with mane running from the back of the head to shoulders....

Masai giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchi) are one of the rarest species of wild giraffe found in the world. It is the largest subspecies of giraffe native to north Africa. Their long neck allows them to keep on chewing cud. Masai giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchi) are known as hoofed mammals originating in Africa, and having long legs with uneven brownish distribution on their coat. They are also referred to as Kilimannjaro giraffe....

The mountain nyala (Tragelaphus buxtoni) is an endemic antelope found in Ethiopia in eastern Africa. These animals are endangered, and their numbers are decreasing due to human encroachment, habitat loss, and hunting. Extensive conservation efforts and further research can help to bring back their population.In Ethiopia, mountain nyalas are residents of the south-eastern part of the Rift Valley. Most of them are concentrated in the Bale Mountains National Park. Their habitat usually has forest cover....

Panphagia is a genus within the clade of Sauropodomorpha and Saurischia. The remains of species of this genus were discovered in 2009. This fossil specimen was recovered by Ricardo N. Martinez, an Argentinean paleontologist from the rocks of the Ischigualasto Formation of the Valle Pintado in Ischigualasto Provincial Park of San Juan Province in across the northwestern range of Argentina. Panphagia dinosaurs were alive around 231 million years ago. This dinosaur is from the Carnian age of the Late Triassic period, where there is currently northwestern Argentina....

One of China’s many wonders, the Qinling panda is a subspecies of the Giant panda as recognized in 2005. Restricted to the Qinling Mountains of China’s Shaanxi province, the unique coloring of the Qinling panda is attributed to inbreeding since its population is closed off from the rest. This might have led to a genetic variation due to mutation in the offspring. In 1989, a female Qinling panda called Dan-Dan was captured and kept in the Xi’an Zoo where it mated with a black and white panda....

Quolls, belonging to the genus Dasyurus, are a kind of marsupial (meaning that baby quolls stay in the mother’s pouch after birth) that are native to Australia and New Guinea. This fascinating animal has six species, out of which four are found in Australia and two in New Guinea. These six species of quolls are known as northern quoll, tiger quoll (or spotted-tailed quoll), eastern quoll, western quoll, bronze quoll, and New Guinean quoll....

The Estigmene acrea is an interesting species of moth found in several regions of North and South America and Africa. These moths were named salt marsh moths due to being commonly found in salty marsh habitats, as well as in other open regions. It is part of the superfamily Noctuoidea, which also includes the garden tiger moth.These moths appear white in color with yellow-orange abdomens and black spots. The larvae are quite hairy and appear reddish-brown, yellow, and black....

Interested in racer snakes? Then you may be curious about the striped racer. Living in parts of California, Mexico, and San Francisco, the species of California whipsnake, also known as the striped racer and the subspecies Alameda whipsnake is an abundantly found non-venomous snake. However, their existence is endemic to these parts, mostly for the Alameda whipsnake, which can only be found in very limited places in San Francisco.While the California whipsnake prefers chaparral foothills, shrublands, and rocky canyons, Alameda whipsnakes are more inclined to coastal sage scrub and rock crevices....

Tarpon is a type of fish found in shallow coastal waters or estuaries. Tarpons are also known as the ‘silver king’ due to their majestic size and beautiful color. Its body is covered with shiny silver scales and they have a blue or green body along with dorsal and anal soft rays. Tarpons weigh around 60-280 lb (27-127 kg) and are 48-96 in (121-243 cm) in length. At the juvenile stage, tarpons feed only on zooplankton, but as they grow, they become better predators and prey on fish such as mullets and ladyfishThere are two species of tarpons: Atlantic tarpon (Megalops atlanticus) and Indo-Pacific tarpon (Megalops cyprinoides)....