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DJ Cuppy Birthday Highlights Birth Name Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola Place Of Birth Lagos, Nigera Age 31 years old Birth Date November 11 1992 DJ Cuppy Facts Child Star? no Occupation Disc Jockey, Producer Education & Qualifications Grange School Net Worth $3,000,000 Parents Femi Otedola, Nana Otedola Siblings Temi Otedola, Fewa Otedola, Christine Olawumi Otedola About DJ CuppyBorn in Lagos, Nigeria, Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola is a famous Nigerian disc jockey, social media personality, and producer....

Elena Delle Donne Birthday Highlights Birth Name Place Of Birth Wilmington, Delaware, USA Age 34 years old Birth Date September 4 1989 Elena Delle Donne Facts Child Star? no Occupation Basketball Player Education & Qualifications Net Worth $1,400,000 Current Partner Amanda Clifton Parents Ernie, Joanie Siblings Gene, Lizzie About Elena Delle DonneElena Delle Donne is born and raised in Wilmington, Delaware.Elena Delle Donne attended Ursuline Academy and the University Of Delaware where she got the opportunity to continue in sports....

Elizabeth Banks Birthday Highlights Birth Name Elizabeth Irene Mitchell Place Of Birth Pittsfield, USA Age 49 years old Birth Date February 6 1974 Elizabeth Banks Facts Child Star? no Occupation Actress, Director, Producer Education & Qualifications University of Pennsylvania Net Worth $18,000,000 Current Partner Max Handelman Children Felix Handelman, Magnus Mitchell Handelman Parents Mark P. Mitchell, Ann Wallace Siblings Geoff Mitchell, Sarah Mitchell About Elizabeth BanksElizabeth Banks is an actress, director, and producer....

The Bearded Fireworm (Hermodice carunculata) gets its name from the word for the sensory organ present in this worm caruncle. It is mostly found in the Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic ocean, Caribbean, Mediterranean, and Red seas. Its habitat includes stones in rocky areas or coral beneath the stones or in mud. They are known to emit a glow during the process of mating. These animals are carnivores and the Bearded Fireworm diet includes marine life including corals, anemones, and crustaceans....

Many primitive dinosaurs have been discovered from the Gobi Desert in Mongolia, including the Borogovia. A carnivorous theropod species, Borogovia gracilicrus lived on our planet in the Late Cretaceous period. Unfortunately, only fragmented parts of one specimen’s feet have been found. However, these parts have given researchers insight into the general taxonomic classification, age range, and ecology of the Borogovia. Also, its classification as a member of the Troodontid and Theropod family has contributed to describing the dinosaur’s behavior....

Are you interested to know Coral reef facts? Here we have all the information that can be found about Corals.Corals are aquatic invertebrates that belong to the phylum Cnidaria. There are over 6000 different species of Corals that are found on our planet. These animals have a huge lifespan and some are known to survive 4000 years as their average lifespan. Corals themselves act as mini habitats and biomes to different aquatic animals like fishes and mollusks....

If you are looking for facts on wolves, these Red Wolf facts will enlighten you in every possible way. These critically endangered animals are now mostly found in Red Wolf Recovery Centers in North Carolina. Red wolves are considered to be a recent hybrid of coyotes and gray wolves. Several Red Wolf recovery programs and wildlife resources have been made in recent years to conserve these animals, especially in North Carolina....

From the Lower Cretaceous period, many dinosaurs from both sea and land have proved to be of great help in several taxonomic clarifications. One such dinosaur from the sea is the Eromangasaurus australis. Only a holotype of this dinosaur is present in the Queensland Museum as their skull and fossil material are deeply crushed to a large extent. They lived around 103 million years ago, from the late Albian stage of the Early Cretaceous....

European sprats are popular gamefish which live with schools of conspecifics in the open sea and estuaries of Europe. They live in the Atlantic Ocean, Baltic Sea, Black Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea, in particular. It is a migratory fish that migrates between winter feeding waters and coastal spring breeding zones. The eggs and larvae of sprats are pelagic, and the fish is used for human consumption and as fish meal....

False wolf spiders are a type of spider from the Mediterranean that belong to the family of Zoropsidae. Similar to most spiders of the family of Zoropsidae, false wolf spiders can also adapt well to their surroundings and they live just about everywhere in the world other than Antarctica as this species can not survive in such temperatures or deep in the ocean as they do not have gills. The false wolf spider can be identified by its big eyes, long legs, bulky body, and huge mouth....

German Shepherd Wolf is a mix between a wolf and a German Shepherd popularly known as wolf shepherd or wolf-dog. Leendert Saarloos conducted a study in the year 1932 in order to prove the existence of a wolf and dog mix species and found them in Teotihuacan many years ago. Their average lifespan is 12-14 years and they are extremely clever, loyal, decisive, and attentive to commands once trained. These wolf-dog hybrids are also known as military dogs and guard dogs but also work as good pet dogs through rigorous training done with patience and dedication....

The great reed warbler (Acrocephalus arundinaceus) is a medium-sized bird species that has a migratory behaviour. They travel from the European countries in the north to Africa in the south in groups during winters. This bird species can exhibit both monogamous and polygamous mating behavior. They are known for their melodious song and are a favorite of bird-watchers. These carnivorous birds are good predators, attacking with their sharp bills, but cause no harm to humans....

Grunions are two different species of fish belonging to the genus Leuresthes. The two species are the California grunion (Leuresthes tenuis) and the Gulf grunion (Leuresthes sardina). Grunions are native to the North American continent specifically to the coast of the eastern Pacific ocean. They are found near the beaches of California and Baja California. These fish live in shallow marine waters up to depths of 60 ft (18.3 m). Grunions are non-migratory and are perhaps best known for their spawning behavior....

The little pied cormorant is a medium-sized bird that is found in Australia and islands in the southwestern Pacific. These birds are characterized by their black and white colored bodies and their yellow colored bills. The mantle of the adult bird is thoroughly black with a greenish sheen and the underparts are white. The white feathers of the throat are continued to the upper region of the eyes. The feet of this bird are black and give them quite a magnificent look!...

Are you fascinated by marsupials, like possums? Then we have all the information on the long-tailed planigale. The long-tailed planigale (Planigale ingrami), the smallest species of marsupial, belongs to the family Dasyuridae. The geographic range of all planigales, including the long-tailed planigales, falls within Australia. This species of animal is one of the smallest mammals known as well. These marsupials are known for their long tails, which take up about half the length of their body....

The Mexican black kingsnake, also known as the desert black kingsnake or the western black kingsnake, is one of nine subspecies of the common kingsnake. It is a terrestrial snake. It is interesting to know that the Lampropeltis getula nigrita is immune to the venom of some of the most venomous snakes found in the wild and it is thus able to exhibit cannibalistic behavior by eating other snakes! They are ophiophagous in nature and these snakes are often kept in captivity as they are very easy to handle and require simple feeding....

The middle spotted woodpecker (Dendrocoptes medius) is one among the nine family members of the large arboreal birds in the order Piciformes. Till the year 2015, these birds were recognized under the genus Dendrocopos and the scientific name given to them was Dendrocopos medius. The middle spotted woodpecker range map is extremely vast due to their four subspecies available throughout the European region from Northern Spain to Sweden. The four subspecies of these birds are recognized as Dendrocoptes medius medius, Dendrocoptes medius caucasicus, Dendrocoptes medius anatoliae, and Dendrocoptes medius sanctijohannis....

The Namdapha flying squirrel is one of 50 unique species of flying squirrels. Its scientific name is Biswamoyopterus biswasi and it is endemic to the state of Arunachal Pradesh, which is located in north-eastern India. It is a member of the family Sciuridae and is known to dwell in a small range in the eastern Himalayas. It is an arboreal squirrel and most of the information that is known about it is known from only a single specimen that was collected in 1981 in the Namdapha National Park....

The oasis hummingbird (Rhodopis vesper), an endemic species to a few countries of South America such as Peru and Chile belongs to the family of Trochilidae. The hummingbirds are omnivores and primarily prey on the nectar of flowers, and several invertebrates such as spiders, worms, and many more.The oasis hummingbirds have olive green colored backs while their breasts and rump are white and rufous-brown in color respectively. The average length of these small hummingbirds is 11-13....

The Pesquet’s parrot (Psittrichas fulgidus), also known as the New Guinea Vulturine parrot, is one of the most astonishing parrot species in the world and the only member of its genus, Psittrichas. The genus Psittrichas is not the only member of its subfamily, Psittrichasinae. These beautiful black and red birds lurk around the tropical montane rainforests of New Guinea. They lack head feathers, and they have small heads and a vulture-like hooked long bill relative to other parrots....