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It is time for Great Horned Owls to look for some previously-occupied nest real estate – usually made by Red-Tailed hawks, Bald Eagles, herons, or squirrels – and settle down to lay eggs. Great Horned Owls mate for life, and their courtship happens in the depths of winter. As the largest owl
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Sorciére Noire
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The nose looks fairly normal to me
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Cervidae have very big ears.
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Chatty travelers
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(Sir Not Appearing in this Film)
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Today’s animal has a name that is very fun to say. They are one of the largest lizards found in the North American desert, and their presence is an indicator of a healthy desert shrubland environment. They range from western Colorado into eastern Oregon, and down into northern Mexico.
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Simply the best
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Another stranded Ice Age fish
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Five countries have them on their flags - more than any other animal!
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Not velvet. Not an ant.
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Another for the "named for what it looks like" file