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Billie Piper Birthday Highlights Birth Name Leian Paul Piper Place Of Birth Swindon, England Age 41 years old Birth Date September 22 1982 Billie Piper Facts Child Star? yes Occupation Actress Education & Qualifications Sylvia Young Theatre School Net Worth $12,000,000 Current Partner Johnny Lloyd Children Eugene Pip Fox, Winston James Fox, Tallulah Lloyd Parents Paul Piper, Mandy Kane Kent Siblings Elle Piper, Charlie Piper, Harley Piper About Billie Piper Billie Piper is an English actress, filmmaker, and former singer....

Charlie Watts Birthday Highlights Birth Name Charles Robert Watts Place Of Birth London, England Age 82 years old Birth Date June 2 1941 Charlie Watts Facts Child Star? no Occupation Drummer Education & Qualifications Harrow Art School Net Worth $250,000,000 Current Partner Shirley Ann Shepherd Children Seraphina Parents Lilian Watts, Charles Watts Siblings Linda Watts About Charlie WattsBorn on June 2, 1941, Charlie Watts took a keen liking to music from an early age, especially jazz....

Colin Powell Birthday Highlights Birth Name Colin Luther Powell Place Of Birth Harlem, USA Age 86 years old Birth Date April 4 1937 Colin Powell Facts Child Star? no Occupation Politician, Diplomat Education & Qualifications Morris High School Net Worth $60,000,000 Current Partner Alma Powell Children Michael Powell, Linda Powell, Annemarie Powell Parents Maud Ariel, Luther Powell About Colin PowellColin Luther Powell was an American politician, statesman, diplomat, and US Army, officer....

Forrest Griffin Birthday Highlights Birth Name Place Of Birth Columbus, Ohio, United States Age 44 years old Birth Date July 1 1979 Forrest Griffin Facts Child Star? no Occupation Mixed Martial Artist Education & Qualifications University of Georgia Net Worth $8,000,000 Current Partner Jaime Logiudice About Forrest GriffinForrest Griffin is a retired mixed martial artist and UFC Light Heavyweight Champion who hails from the United States.Forrest was born in the United States on July 1, 1979 in Columbus, Ohio....

Ambush Bugs, scientifically known as Phymatinae, belong to the family of Assassin Bugs in the order true bugs of Genus Phymata sp. The Ambush Bug insect is known for their preying skills. They wait for the prey to approach them and kill by ambush. They sting their prey by catching them with their front legs and the powerful toxin kills the prey instantaneously, which is a common method of killing. These bugs camouflage themselves on yellow flowers where other insects arrive to drink nectar....

Are you fond of learning about animals like the Caribbean reef shark and the sperm whale? If yes, then be ready to blow your minds as we have got an animal that you may not have heard about before. Yes, we are talking about one of the rarest and smallest shark species found to date. This is one of the two pocket sharks that have ever been reported to be found....

Rabbits are some of the most popular pets and companions after dogs and cats, and this is largely due to their extremely docile and gentle temperament, apart from their sheer cuteness. The American sable rabbit breed was developed by Otto Brock in California in 1924 and was first recognized as a breed by the American Rabbit Breeders Association in 1931. The breed was developed by cross-breeding chinchilla rabbits (which it still shares a similar body shape with) with others and eventually led to the two becoming biologically separate enough to not be able to procreate....

The word ‘petrel’ is a reference to Saint Peter, who was said once to have walked on water, just as the petrels seem to walk or run on the water before they take off. They are considered to be the only species of birds in the world under the genus Thalassoica. These seabirds have large brown and white wings with white underparts below their heads and tails. Their nest is found mainly on the continent of Antarctica, where they breed and rest together in flocks (big colonies) on pack ice....

The banded sphinx moth was first described by a Swiss physician named Johann Heinrich Sulzer in 1776. They are widely distributed in North America and South Carolina. It is believed that they have migrated from the North, which is now known as New England. The scientific name for the species is Eumorpha fasciatus and the identification of the adult can be done with two broad white bands on the wings of white color....

Be it Mexican bull riding or Spanish bullfighting, these splendid mammals have always been fascinating. Bulls are male species of cattle (Bos taurus) which find their place across the world. They are widespread across all the continents, excluding Antarctica. Numerous breeds are found in different parts of the world depending on environmental factors.Bulls are ferocious animals and need to be cautiously dealt with. Bull handlers generally use nose rings to maintain control over the fierce animal, so the risk of attack is minimal....

The hair-crested drongo (Dicrurus hottentottus) is a large bird found in Sulawesi, Indonesia, French regions, and other Asian countries. Besides possessing the exotic crest of feathers on its head, it also has an unusual tail consisting of two pairs of feathers that are commonly mistaken for wings while perched. The hair-crested drongo (Dicrurus hottentottus) will usually keep to trees or low shrubs during daylight hours and spend nighttime in flight looking for insects like moths and beetles....

Honey possums, Tarsipes rostratus, are the single species of the marsupial family Tarsipedidae. They are also known as noolbenger. They are mostly found in southwest and western Australia, and they are important pollinators for some species of plants. The honey possums are the world’s only truly nectarivorous mammal, and unlike other nectar-eating birds and bats, they cannot fly to different areas to search for flowers. But they have unique physical features that help them to feed primarily on nectar and pollen, along with a high metabolic rate....

The house sparrow (Passer domesticus) is of the family Passeridae and is found in many parts of the world. Females and young birds of these species are of gray and pale brown color, while males of this species have bright black, white, and brown markings. The house sparrow bird is native to Europe, Asia, and the Mediterranean Basin. Its introduction to Africa, Australia, and America has been accidental or unintentional. These are the most widely distributed wild birds....

The Kenai Peninsula Wolves (Canis lupus alces) are an extinct subspecies of the Gray Wolf. They are also known as the Kenai Peninsula Grey Wolf. Up until 1915, these wolves lived in the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska in North America. A gold rush in the late 19th century resulted in them being exterminated via hunting and trapping, by humans. Kenai Peninsula Wolves were big creatures, as much as 5-7 ft long, and 35-44 inches tall....

The large tree finch (Camarhynchus psittacula) is Darwin group bird species of tanagers, belonging to the Thraupidae family, and and endemic species of the Galapagos Islands. They prefer tropical or subtropical dry and moist montane forest areas. The Camarhynchus genus, Darwin’s finch species, are all endemic birds of the Galapagos Islands. These finches were recently placed in the tanager family as studies on their molecular genetics proved this. They were previously listed in Emberizidae, the American sparrow, and the bunting family....

North American black bears, with the scientific name Ursus americanus, are one of the most common and widespread species of bears found throughout the United States. The North American black bear (Ursus americanus) are a gigantic species of animal, with the highest body mass ratio. They also have a wide range of intelligence and reasoning. North American black bears have the lowest reproductive rate, but their population is increasing due to the safeguards that have been taken up for their preservation by the North American Black Bear Center....

The pajama cardinalfish (scientific name: Sphaeramia nematoptera) is a fascinating little species of cardinalfish and a member of the Apogonidae family. The cardinalfish family comprises ray-finned fishes found in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans and are primarily marine, with some exceptional species found in freshwater and brackish water habitats.Known for forming social hierarchy within groups, the pajama cardinalfish is a small and colorful aquarium favorite with a peaceful nature and is quite popular among community and reef aquarium hobbyists alike....

The Patriofelis was a genus of large cat-like oxyaenid including two different species, Patriofelis ulta and Patriofelis ferox. While the generic name was coined by Leidy (1870), it also has synonyms for its binomial name like Aelurotherium, Limnofelis, and Oreocyon. Similarly, the binomial names of its species also have several synonyms. As Patriofelis ulta is also known as Ambloctonus coloradensis, Patriofelis coloradensis, and Patriofelis compressa, the Patriofelis ferox is also referred to as Aelurotherium bicuspis, Aelurotherium latidens, Aelurotherium leidyana, Aelurotherium leidyanum, Limnofelis ferox, Limnofelis latidens, Oreocyon latidens, Patriofelis latidens, Patriofelis leidyanus, and Patriofelis vorax....

The Singapura cat breed has a highly social and interactive personality. Because of their habit of living in drains and gutters, they are also known as ‘drain cats.’ Singapore is referred to as Singapura in Malaysia, and as the cat is indigenous to Singapore, it is known as Singapura. The Singapuras were thought to have been bred from cats from around the globe. With a small muzzle, blunt nose, and a round head, the Singapura has a slim, toned physique....

Spotted orb-weavers, whose scientific name is Neoscona crucifera belong to the Neoscona genus and the Araneidae family. They are a species of orb-weaving spiders and are often also known as a Hentz orbweaver or a barn spider. They are nocturnal in nature and make distinctive silk webs on which they catch their prey. Female spotted orb-weavers sometimes show cannibalism behavior and even eat males after mating like many other orb-weavers! Neither female orb-weavers nor males are likely to live through the winter....