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Emma Vigeland Birthday Highlights Birth Name Emma Vigeland Place Of Birth , United States Age 29 years old Birth Date April 17 1994 Emma Vigeland Facts Child Star? no Occupation Journalist, News Producer Education & Qualifications Lafayette College Net Worth $500,000 About Emma VigelandEmma Vigeland is mostly known for her work as a writer and producer for ‘The Majority Report With Sam Seder’ in 2004, ‘The Young Turks’ in 2005, and ‘Give Them An Argument With Ben Burgis’ in 2020....

Eric Church Birthday Highlights Birth Name Kenneth Eric Church Place Of Birth Granite Falls, North Carolina, USA Age 46 years old Birth Date May 2 1977 Eric Church Facts Child Star? no Occupation Singer and Songwriter Education & Qualifications South Caldwell High School Net Worth $14,000,000 Current Partner Katherine Blasingame Children Boone McCoy Church, Tennessee Hawkins ‘Hawk’ Church Parents Ken Church, Rita Church Siblings Brandon Church, Kendra Church About Eric ChurchKenneth Eric Church is a famous American singer as well as a songwriter who was born on May 3, 1977, in Granite Falls, North Carolina, US....

African forest elephants are considered Critically Endangered and have been hunted for their ivory tusks. These elephants are herbivores and their diet consists of fruits, flowers, shrubs, bark, bushes, twigs, and various other things. To restore the mineral level in their diet, these elephants look to water holes that are full of minerals. These elephants are much smaller than their close relative the Savanna Elephants. Forest elephants have rounded ears and four toenails on their front feet and three on their hind feet....

The Antarctic tern is a bird that is found in the southern oceans of the world and the adjacent habitats. It is a sea bird that is endemic to the many islands in the Southern Ocean near Antarctica. This bird also exists on the edges of the Antarctica mainland. It is a white-colored and medium-sized tern, with black and bright red features. There are about six subspecies that are separated based on the native habitat range and variations in plumage intensity....

If tropical birds of the world fascinate you, the Antillean crested hummingbird (Orthorhyncus cristatus) is sure to grasp your attention. A resident of several islands of the Caribbean such as the U.S. Virgin Islands, the British Virgin Islands, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, the Lesser Antilles, Barbados, Grenada, Antigua, Martinique, and Puerto Rico, the Antillean crested hummingbird is among the few hummingbird species with a mohawk-like crest adorning the head of all male birds....

Asian vine snakes, Ahaetulla prasina, are commonly known as long-nosed whip snakes. This extensively distributed Ahaetulla species can be found across several nations across East Asia to Indo-China. This snake is easily recognizable by its elongated head and slender green or yellow-brown-colored body. This snake’s snout is also substantially shorter than that of its nearest relative, the geen vine snake (Ahaetulla nasuta).Its stunning appearance is similar to that of South American vine snakes....

Banded sole (Soleichthys heterorhinos) is a remarkable sole fish with a bluish-white striped body that belongs to the Soleidae family. They are marine animals and are found at great depths on the ocean or seafloor. Their other names are sole fish, flatfish, and blue-edged fish. These soles are found in large numbers in the Eastern Indian Ocean and Western Pacific Ocean. They camouflage themselves on the sea floors burying their body entirely into the sand with only their eyes and nostrils sticking out....

Blue jellyfish, also known as the Portuguese man o’ war are a species of jellyfish that can be sighted on the beaches of Sydney during summer. These species do not stay very deep in the ocean as they float on the surface. Since they mostly float on the surface of the ocean, they often get carried off to the beach by the wind. Blue jellyfish can be quite colorful, but they are extremely poisonous, and a sting can be fatal!...

Every year in June and July, if you got to visit Newfoundland and Hudson Bay’s beaches, the image of several of hundreds of tiny silver fish just below the water surface immediately captures your attention. When these fish begin to roll onto shores with the waves, people line the beaches to watch, catch, and scoop up these tiny fishes called Capelin. This small, slender fish is far healthier and more delicious to eat....

This species under the family Vangidae is believed to have originated from a sole founding population. It is the result of adaptive radiation that this species has developed features distinctive to the place that it is found. The color, size, and bill amongst woodshrikes may vary yet their skeleton and skull shape are similar. Woodshrikes of the Vangidae family can be found in parts of Asia, particularly in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, and other Asian regions....

The flat-headed cat (Prionailurus planiceps) is a rare species of wild cat that is small in size. Although this wild cat looks similar to a domestic cat, they are entirely different from them. Except for the zoos, there are no records of them being kept in captivity like the domestic cat. The flat-headed cat is in the category of semi-aquatic cat species as they are found to inhabit the freshwater areas of Borneo and Malaysia, where they can swim and catch their prey easily....

Have you ever heard about one of the heaviest flying bird species, the Great bustard? If not, our article can bring you curious facts about the giant bird. The Great bustards are large birds of the bustard family and exclusive members of the genus Otis. Their habitat is open grasslands or cultivational land that range between South and Central Europe, northern Morocco, and Central and East Asia. The populations of Europe are residential while that of Asia are migratory....

Humpback whales are large baleen whales with the scientific name Megaptera novaeangliae. They survive in large water oceans and seas feeding on an omnivorous diet of plankton, krill and fish. They have a black dorsal side and a white ventral side. Humpback whales are also characterized by their baleen plates, large pectoral fins, and unique dorsal fin.Humpbacks survive in large water bodies and are known to have four distinct populations based on their location....

Jumping Bristletails are one of the most ancient insects and creatures to inhabit the earth. Their anatomy has not altered much with evolution. They belong to the Machilidae family and are known by the name of their order, Archaeognatha. Their most prominent characteristic is perhaps being able to jump forward about 4-12 inches, mostly when being pursued by predators. These tiny insects are often confused with Silverfish as they are wingless and have three-pronged tails as well....

The Longtooth grouper, also known as Kue fish, are marine fishes that live in the Pacific Ocean. They are found near the coastal lines of countries like Japan, Taiwan, China, and Korea. They are found in the depth of the ocean. They are moderately big and heavy hunters that feed on other fishes. Their body length is around 23.6-39.4 in (60-100 cm) and their weight is around 73 lb (33.1 kg)....

The toy Pom-Terrier is a fascinating dog species. There are many interesting facts about the toy Pom-Terrier, one of which is that it was originally bred to hunt rats and mice. According to The Kennel Club in England where this Terrier originates from, these dogs were first seen in 1886 by a man named John Russell who used them for hunting purposes because they can be quite aggressive when necessary. Another fact regarding their personality traits is that they love attention but only if you give them enough time outside so as not to bore them since they have lots of energy!...

The royal spoonbill (Platalea regia) is a large white bird with a black spoon-shaped bill found specifically in Australia and New Zealand. The royal spoonbill is also known as the black-billed spoonbill and is known to feed on various crustaceans, fish in freshwater, and small insects. Found in Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands, the bird species is also sometimes seen in New Caledonia.The tall white bird known as the royal spoonbill was first described by John Gould in 1838....

Scallops constitute a large number of species who are marine bivalves mollusks or saltwater clams. These mollusks and clams belong to the taxonomic family Pectinidae. Mollusks and clams are very similar. The word ‘scallop’ is also associated with other closely related species like thorny oysters. Atlantic sea scallops are found in the northwest Atlantic Ocean.Scallops (mollusks and clams) are bivalves of a cosmopolitan kind of family found in all global ocean floors, but not in fresh water....

The Simolestes is a genus of Pliosaurs which used to live in the middle to late Jurassic period. The genus Simolestes classification included three distinct species living in seas of present-day Europe. The three species are the Simolestes keileni, the Simolestes vorax, and the Simolestes indicus. The S. keileni, the S. vorax, and the S. indicus varied slightly in size. They are all considered to be large-sized Pliosaurs. Similar to other Pliosaurs, these reptiles from the Jurassic age were carnivores....

The striped parrotfish is a type of ray-finned parrotfish belonging to the Actinopterygii class. They are the most common parrotfish found in the Caribbean and their distribution can mainly be found in North Atlantic waters around the Bahamas, Bermuda, Florida, and Venezuela. These marine reef fishes tend to travel in schools and get along well with fishes of other species. They live in and around coral reefs and beds among the seagrass, feeding on the algae which coat the corals....