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Charlotte Flair Birthday Highlights Birth Name Ashley Elizabeth Fliehr Place Of Birth Charlotte, USA Age 37 years old Birth Date April 5 1986 Charlotte Flair Facts Child Star? no Occupation American Professional Wrestler Education & Qualifications North Carolina State University Net Worth $2,000,000 Current Partner Manuel Alfonso Andrade Oropeza Parents Ric Flair, Elizabeth Flair Siblings Reid Flair, Megan Flair, David Flair About Charlotte FlairCharlotte Flair is an American professional wrestler, actor, and writer, the current WWE SmackDown Women’s Champion....

Alcovasaurus is a genus of thyreophoran dinosaurs. This herbivore dinosaur was known to live in the Late Jurassic Period. The first evidence of the presence of these dinosaurs was found in the Morrison Formation of Wyoming, United States. At first, the type species was called Stegosaurus longipinus, but after extensive research, the species was put in the genus Alcovasaurus of Stegosaurs. It was recombined in 2019 and given the name Miragaia longispinus....

The Aporia crataegi is a beautiful large butterfly belonging to the Aporia genus. They have a very widespread distribution, present in almost all countries of Europe and also in parts of North America and Asia. Unfortunately, this species is not present in England, the British Isles or northern Scandinavia. Their preferred habitats include gardens, forests, thickets and orchards.This widespread species is also called the black-veined white. Wondering why? This is due to the bold black veins running down the white body of this species....

The bird-dropping spider (Celaenia excavata) is a species of Australian spider. It is known for its unique appearance that resembles bird droppings. It is also called the death’s head spider as the markings on its head look like a skull. It feeds on a particular species of male moth called the lawn armyworm. This spider mimics the pheromones released by female moths to attract male moths. It hangs in an upside-down posture on a silk thread, from a leaf or twig, to capture the unsuspecting male moth....

The Cape ground squirrel (Xerus inauris) is a species endemic to South Africa. They are also known as the South African ground squirrel or the fan-tailed squirrel. Xerus inauris is best known for forming gender-based groups. Adult males live separately in groups of about 19 individuals. Adult females live in groups with young ones that need nurturing. These animals are quite adapted to their desert life, and the Cape ground squirrels use their bushy tail as portable umbrellas to protect them from the sun....

The common linnet is a small bird that is seen usually during the winter season. It is a ‘cage bird’ that has a beautiful voice. They are famous for their seed-eating behavior. It stays in large flocks often seen on the top of bushes during its breeding season. It belongs to the category of finches that are a common occurrence in heathland, scrub, and farmland. It nests in scrub, gardens, hedgerows, and fields....

Compsosuchus belongs to the extinct group of noasaurid dinosaurs. Its particular fossils were recovered from the region of present-day India. This particular group existed in the world during the Late Cretaceous period, which was almost 65-70 million years ago. The species was further named Compsosuchus by paleontologist Von Huene in the year 1932. The scientific name for this species of dinosaur is Compsosuchus Solus. You can read more about this species from the research paper of Fernando E Novas, S....

Dholes might look like a dog or a wolf, but their genetics differ a lot. They are a highly skilled and elusive jumper that is classified into the taxonomic family of Canidae and are classified with coyotes, foxes, jackals, and wolves. However, they don’t fit with any of the subfamilies and are, therefore, classified in a genus of their own, known as Cuon.They only have two molars instead of three on either side of their lower jaw....

Have you heard about one of the deepest living fish with weird looks and the most giant teeth? Here we have information about such a type of peculiar fish, the Fangtooth. It’s scientific name is Anoplogaster cornuta. The word Anoplogaster is derived from the Greek words, “anoplo” which means unarmed, and “gaster” which means stomach.The Fangtooths live in the world’s deep-sea waters in the temperate and tropical waters. The Fangtooth is a small, ferocious-looking fish, with a large mouth and teeth, and the jaws are protruding....

Fork-tailed drongo, Dicrurus adsimilis belong to the family of Dicruridae. These birds are found mainly in the South of Africa and live in an extensive range of habitats like forests, bush, farmlands, gardens, and parks. They make their nest 13-16 ft (4-5 m) above the ground. The nest is placed on a forked region of a tree and is made of tree leaves, twigs, and spider webs. This Drongo bird species is extremely territorial about their nest in nature....

If the diversity of the avian world intrigues you, then you’ll surely be fascinated by the Asian green bee-eater or better known as the little green bee-eater, or simply the green bee-eater!The green bee-eater (Merops orientalis) is a small, passerine bird species of the bee-eater family Meropidae. With unmistakable bright green plumage and a characteristic bluish-green throat, this bee-eater species has a wide distribution across Asia. As evident from the name, the Asian green-bee eater is an insectivore....

Helmeted hornbill (rhinoplax vigil) is a critically endangered wildlife species of birds. They belong to the Bucerotidae family. The helmeted hornbill’s most striking features are their solid casques. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN red list of the threatened species, the conservation status of hornbill species is upgraded from near threatened to critically endangered by BirdLife International since their hunting takes place in large amounts for their ivory like casque....

Highland cattle are the oldest registered cattle with Herdbook (Cattle registry) from 1885 with two distinct varieties of cattle natively found in high elevations of Scottish highlands; initially, these cattle were bought to Britain by Neolithic farmers in the second millennium BC. One variant is Klyoes or West Highland, the smaller and primarily black highlands originating and living in the outer Hebrides in harsher weather conditions. The other is Mainland, which is larger and mainly in red or dun colors, living in Scotland....

Japanese beetle, also known as Popillia japonica, is a scarab beetle that is native to Japan and other East Asian countries. It was introduced into the United States by accident. It is well known for its copper-colored elytra that are iridescent, measuring 0.6 in (1.5 cm) in length and 0.4 in (1 cm) in width. The head and thorax of this beetle are green in color, making it easy to spot....

Ever wondered if flying squids are real? Yes, believe us when we say flying squids really do exist. The Japanese flying squid is also known as Japanese common squid and Pacific flying squid. It is found in the North Pacific Ocean, East China Sea, and the Sea of Japan. One of the most interesting and fun facts about the Japanese flying squid is that males and females have different growth rates....

Ever heard of flying foxes? Wondering if it is a fox or one of the flying species? A little red flying fox is also known as a little red flying fox bat. It is one of the Australian flying fox species. It was first documented by Peters in 1862.It is one of the smallest species of mega-bats found in Australia. The distribution of the population is from New South Wales in western Australia, through Queensland, and concentrating in the northern Australian region....

Maltese dogs are purebred with a rich lineage and have been quoted in the works of many eminent philosophers such as Strabo and Aristotle. In 1888 the American Kennel Club officially approved this dog breed. Malteses are a toy dog recognized for their deluxe white coat which covers their entire body. They can be an incredible companion and are ideal for dog shows. Maltese dogs go by a myriad of denominations such as Roman ladies dog, Maltese terrier and Maltese lion dog....

When you hear Jewfish, Meagre, Stone bass, Sowa, Kir, Croaker, or Corvina, what first comes to your mind when you hear these names? What are these? These names are nothing but the other names of an Argyrosomus regius fish that belongs to the family Sciaenidae. These fishes are mainly found in the Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Ocean, Red Sea, and Étang de Thau.The Meagre fish history in aquaculture is not very old, and it has recently been developed in the ’90s and mid-’90s....

Microceratus is a genus of small-sized dinosaurs within the suborder Ceratopsia. This dinosaur group occupied present-day Asia in the Late Cretaceous period around 90 million years ago. This species was a bipedal (walked on two legs) dinosaur with short arms, a sharp beak-like mouth, and a distinct ceratopsian frill. This was one of the first groups of Ceratopsians (horned dinosaurs-Ancient Greek) in Mongolia along with Psittacosaurus. Bohlin first described Microceratops gobiensis as the type specimen in 1953, and the second species, Microceratus sulcidens, might be of Asiaceratops....

One of the species of bird from the order Columbiformes – precisely, belonging to the pigeon and dove family – is a mountain imperial pigeon, Ducula badia. The identification of the birds was first documented by Raffles, 1822. The species of birds are recorded to have four subspecies based on their distribution – Ducula badia badia, Ducula badia cuprea, Ducula badia insignis, and Ducula badia griseicapilla. Furthermore, it is known by distinctive names in various foreign languages, like, fahlbauch fruchttaube in German, carpophage à manteau brun in French, and is also known as maroon-backed imperial pigeon or Hodgson’s imperial pigeon....