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.

Students will use a card sorting activity to construct a food chain and identify the role of organisms within that chain. The cards represent different individuals in an ecosystem and will help students begin to understand the concepts...

A very brief look at the Dwarf Allosaur, revealed to scientists via a single bone found in Australia. Read about its size in comparison to the Allosaurus, and view several images.

An information page about the dinosaur, Allosaurus.

An information page about the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Illustrated overview of the lion explains how the different roles of males and females help lions survive in their habitat.

[Free Registration/Login Required] This flipchart is a brief overview of polar bears.

The Canadian Museum of Nature offers a detailed drawing of a striped skunk followed by a brief description of the animal.

A lesson plan which has learners understanding the impact that Rome had on history, from things as diverse as city planning to our everyday vocabulary.

The Tasmanian devil is a real Australian marsupial mammal and nothing like the cartoon character as you will find out in this illustrated article.

[Free Registration/Login Required] Through this flipchart students will be able to summarize and organize simple food chains.

Describes the characteristics of a tundra biome, how a tundra food chain compares to a tropical food chain, and what the different trophic levels look like.

Learn about the appearance, diet, habitat, conservation status, and other fun facts about this large predator fish.

How many species of sharks are there in the world of water? Students will discover how and where sharks live, what they eat and how they socialize through the exploration of this resource.

In the Planet Dinosaur, players must eat as much as they can so they can grow from a baby into an adult Allosaurus. Along the way, they also need to mate with as many females as they can. Students learn about the different prehistoric...

Fossils found in Argentina have led scientists to change the way they think about the evolution of dinosaurs. A relative of the velociraptor has been found that demonstrated bird-like features. Learn more about these fossils here. [Date...

One of the largest of the 'big cats', the tiger (Panthera tigris) is an instantly recognisable animal and an iconic symbol of conservation. Nine different subspecies of this charismatic carnivore are recognised, three of which became...

The polar bear (Ursus maritimus) is the largest living land carnivore, with adult males growing up to 2.6 metres in length. The most well known of all bears, the polar bear is immediately recognisable from the distinctive white colour of...

This photo shows a polar bear with two cute cubs sitting in the snow. Polar bears are native to the Arctic Circle and are classified as a vulnerable species. Polar bears are the largest type of bear and also the largest carnivores that...

This picture is a diagram of a Spinosaurus skull. Spinosaurus lived in the Cretaceous Period (around 100 million years ago) and was a huge meat eating dinosaur, possibly the largest carnivorous dinosaur ever. For more information on this...

This drawing shows the possible appearance of Afrovenator, a dinosaur from the mid Jurassic Period (around 160 million years ago). The name Afroventor means 'African Hunter', referring to the area they lived and the fact that they were...

This CGI drawing shows the possible appearance of Allosaurus, a dinosaur from the late Jurassic Period (around 150 million years ago). First described back in 1877, Allosaurus become one of the first well known dinosaurs. It was a...

This CGI drawing shows the possible appearance of Carnotaurus, a dinosaur that lived at the end of the Cretaceous Period (around 66 million years ago). Carnotaurus was a meat eating dinosaur (carnivore) with small arms and fingers that...

This CGI drawing shows the possible appearance of Giganotosaurus, a dinosaur from the late Cretaceous Period (around 100 million years ago). Giganotosaurus was a carnivore (meat eater) that was even bigger than the more well known...