It's Nature

This Gorilla at the St Louis zoo decided he wasnt’ pleased with having his life video taped, and let the photographer know it in no uncertain terms.

This silverback gorilla doesn’t seem to enjoy being looked at as much as the onlookers are enjoying viewing him. He truly seems to object to being entertainment for the crowd and makes his feelings well known by his actions.

Some of these folks seem to need an anger management class. This is a good reason why leaving wild animals to those who know how to handle them is a great idea.

Hilarious videos of Penguins mishaps, falling on the ice and snow make you glad you live in a warmer climate. These guys should get hazardous duty pay just for being able to hunt in weather like this.

Used with permission by the Humane society, the video offers reasons why supporting the circuses isn’t always a good idea, particularly those which feature wild elephants.

Watch as these dogs bounce and pull their way into your heart. Diving and dragging their owners with leashes and wagons they seem to be proving to us once and for all that they, not we are the real masters, and we’re simply there to serve their needs.

A Giant Panda, normally docile creatures, in this video grasps hold of a visitor to the zoo, tearing off his jacket and nearly his arms as well. Needless to say, this is a good warning about where not to sit when visiting a bear

Hilarious video including penguins, polar bears, other animals, and some of the amusing mishaps that remind us of our own actions.

Platypus is mostly prevalent to Eastern Australia in Tasmania. It is a semi-aquatic mammal. It is one of the five species of monotremes. They are known as the only mammals that lay eggs rather than giving birth to the juvenile. In short, it is the sole representative of the family and genus, though...

Thylacine is the real name for Tasmanian tiger. It was the largest known carnivorous marsupial of modern times. It is believed to have become extinct in the 20th century. Its dwelling is in Australia and New Guinea. Thylacine is the actual for the tiger, though; Tasmanian is the name which is more...

Cone snails are also known as cone shells or cones in shorter version. It is from the family Conidae. They are a taxonomic family which varies in size from medium to large. It is a family of marine gastropod mollusks and predatory sea snails. The shapes of the shells of cone snails are similar to...

Jesus Christ Lizard is a lizard endemic to Central and South American rain forests amidst streams and rivers. It is also known as basilisk. The menu for his dining comprises of flowers, insects and small vertebrates such as birds, snakes and fish. It has so many predators that include large birds...

The Hellbender is one of the largest salamanders in the world, which are rivaled only by a few who are close to their size that live in China and Japan. Once numbering literally millions, they are today not truly endangered but are limited to the healthy stream systems that are throughout the...

The Cane Toad , is also called the Giant Toad, is a very large toad that is native to Central and South America, but has been introduced into Australia a well. The Cane Toad is a prolific breeder, the females laying a single clump of eggs that can have several hundred infants in the egg clump. The...

Western Scaly Foots are legless lizards found in nearly all areas of Australia except the southern coastlines and the very mountainous areas. The Western Scaly Foot lives in wet forested areas, as well as in drier spots such as sandy beaches and sand dunes. western Scaly Foot Legless Lizard A...

The American white pelican ranges from the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf coasts of North and South America. They are most commonly seen from Virginia south to the mouth of the Amazon River and from the central coasts of California to the south of Chile and Galapagos Islands, their main summer habitat...

One of the most dangerous types of fish are found in the tropical waters around Australia. Called the Cone Shellfish, they are about ten centimeters long with the largest recorded being only about 20 CM long. A cone shellfish uses darts to kill their prey and to fend off unwelcome visitors to their...

One of the more toxic spiders that are in existence is the Mouse spider, which can be found in environments ranging from desert to Eucalyptus tree forests, with the only real places they are not found being the southern rain forests of Australia. Mouse spiders are not extremely large, with a leg...

The Rainbow Lorikeet is a very brightly colored bird that lives in the forests and woodland areas of Northern and Eastern Australia. They have short curved beaks, and small feet with two toes that aim frontward, while another two, on the back of the foot aim backward. The Rainbow Lorikeet is known...

High in the trees in the rain forests and in some thick and overgrown eucalyptus forests in eastern and south-western Australia. They are called the Shining Bronze Cuckoo. The Shining Bronze Cuckoo has a very fine, straight pointed beak, that has a sharp point on it. It takes its name from the...