This resource offers extensive information about amphibians. Visitors can click on the listed amphibians for further information.

BBC Wildlife profiles the largest penguin species, the Emperor penguin of Antarctica, with facts and photographs.

Check out these amazing images of African buffalo. To learn more about them, read the outline of facts to the side of the images.

This resource provides information about Haast's eagle.

This resource provides information about musk oxen.

To learn more about this particular leopard, examine these photos and study the detailed fact sheet.

Explore the world of the cuttlefish, a unique cephalopod. Students will gain a greater understanding of this mollusk through fun facts, information on the anatomy, diet, predators and more at this site.

Learn more about the Florida Panther through this educational site. Students will find information about habitat, life cycle, diet, behavior and more of this small cat.

Did you know that penguins can survive for more than 100 days without food or water? Discover more educational facts about these fascinating birds when you explore this site.

What do you know about the world of penguins? This PBS site features information about these flightless birds. Come and check out this extraordinary resource.

Learn more about the Western Red-Backed Salamander through the exploration of this resource. This site features information ranging from characteristics and range to life cycle and diet.

Here at theBigZoo.com you will find an overview of the Dama Gazelle. Content includes a focus on what this animal eats, where it lives, what are its natural predators, its social structure, and reproduction. A video clip is also included.

This article, illustrated with many photographs, profiles the red kangarook, Australia's largest kangaroo from nearly 60 species.

This site gives a great set of Cheetah images along with in depth descriptions. Links to additional information are listed at the bottom of this site.

This resource provides information about Peregrine falcons.