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The Binturong, aka Bearcat, Is Related to Neither Namesake

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Neither a bear nor a cat, the Southeast Asian bearcat is actually a viverrid (family Viverridae). Its closest relatives are other small carnivorous mammals like civets.

What Group of Birds Is Called a Parliament?

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Birds may not hold government sessions, but in the world of collective nouns, they sure know how to form one.

Big Cat Pictures

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Big cat pictures show you a wide variety of these carnivorous mammals. From the well known tiger to the lesser known margay - check out these big cat pictures.

5 Fun Shopping Games for Kids

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Here are 5 fun shopping games for kids by HowStuffWorks. Learn more in this article about 5 fun shopping games for kids.

14 Wild Animals That Start With 'U' (Aside From the Utahraptor)

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Animal names are a simple way to categorize the diverse species of the animal kingdom. Animals that start with "U" can be some of the most fascinating in our planet's elaborate biological patchwork.

It's Easy to Mistake a Worm Snake for an Earthworm

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The worm snake might be one of the most elusive and curious creatures you've never seen. These small, fossorial snakes spend most of their lives underground or hidden in leaf litter, making them one of the more mysterious members of the reptile world.

The Largest Bird of Prey: Tallest, Heaviest and Widest Wingspan

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The largest bird of prey is a raptor that dominates the air with its massive wingspan, incredible strength and razor-sharp talons. The biggest birds aren't just impressive because of their size; they're also some of the most powerful predators in the avian world, from the highest peaks of South America to the vast forests of Asia.

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