Introduction

The Internet Resources

• Google Search

Major Lists of Animals

• KidsClick List of Animals

• Domestic Animals List

Animals: 'A' through 'F' (includes Polar Bears)

• Dino Directory

• Extraordinary Dogs

• Dogs

• Big Cats - Click on Cats A-Z and choose your big cat.

• Big Cat Specialist Group - Search for your big cat

• Bobcat - Information about the description, distribution, biology and tracks of the bobcat is given. [ Illustrations: some | Reading Level: 3-6 | Subject: ]

• Bobcat - The bobcat is a beautifully marked cat of the Americas. They are small specimens of the cat family that may weigh anywhere between 10 and 30 pounds.

• Foxes - Red foxes are known for their cleverness. Their scientific name is 'Vulpes Vulpes' which means 'fox fox.' Red foxes hunt by themselves, and live usually around the edge of forests.

• Cobra - A fun site with good information but not easy to navigate.

• Asiatic Elephants - The Asiatic Elephant is the biggest land mammal..

• Dolphins - Dolphins are mammals, not fish.

• Dolphins - A Sea World Education Department Resource

Animals: 'G through 'L'

• Koalas

• Lynx - The lynx, also known as the Northern lynx, is a denizen of the northern coniferous forests and thick scrubby woodlands and is distributed throughout the former Soviet Union, Europe, Asia and North America.

• Harp Seals - Harp seals are an extrordinary type of seal.

• Hamsters - Having a hamster that can perform is very rewarding and amusing.

• Hawks - Information about and photographs of Birds of Prey that can be found in North America.

Animals: 'M' through 'R'

• Panthers

• Rats - Rats make great pets!

• Rabbits - Facts about rabbits.

Animals: 'S' through 'Z'

• Sharks - Some sharks are fierce predators, and would be happy to eat you if they encountered you.

• White Tigers - White tigers are very rare and can only really be seen in zoos.