This page contains axolotl facts for kids and adults. Find out all about this weird-looking amphibian's amazing special powers.
This animal is part of the Active Wild Online Zoo: information, pictures and videos of all your favorite animals!
This page contains axolotl facts for kids and adults. Find out all about this weird-looking amphibian's amazing special powers.
This animal is part of the Active Wild Online Zoo: information, pictures and videos of all your favorite animals!
This page contains bonobo facts, pictures and information, and is part of our Endangered Animals series. Bonobos are also included in our list of African Animals.
On this page is a list of the most amazing places in the world. You'll find incredible pictures and facts about each location, and links to further information.
From rainforests to mysterious ancient ruins, coral reefs to canyons: there are amazing places all over the world. This list contains some of the most famous locations on Earth, but there are many more. Let us know if your favourite place is missing – we might even add it to the list!
Have you visited any of these places? Let us know in the comments below!
The hippopotamus one of Africa’s best-known animals. This huge mammal lives a semiaquatic existence, spending most of the day in rivers, lakes and swamps, and only emerging at dusk.
Despite being herbivorous, it is no gentle giant: hippos are notoriously dangerous in the wild.
Sadly, like many of Africa’s large animals, the hippo is threatened by both habitat loss and hunting. Its conservation status is now ‘vulnerable’.
This article contains hippo facts for kids, students and adults, and is part of our African Animals series.
Our free printable worksheets have been designed for teachers and parents wishing to use the information on this site as part of a lesson or home activity.
They offer a fun way of teaching young people not only about wildlife and animals, but also about using the internet to research facts and information.
All questions are multiple choice, and are based on information that can easily be found on the corresponding Active Wild page or pages.
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Megalosaurus was a large meat-eating dinosaur of the middle Jurassic period. This article contains Megalosaurus facts for kids and adults, and is part of our Dinosaur Facts Series. Let’s learn more about this fearsome dino …
Gorgosaurus was a close relation of Tyrannosaurus. Although not as big as its cousin, it was every bit as fierce! This article contains Gorgosaurus facts for kids and adults, and is part of our Dinosaur Facts Series. Let’s learn more about this mighty meat-eater …
Welcome to Active Wild's new Animal of the Week section!
Each week we'll be featuring an extra special member of the animal kingdom, and giving it its own page.
We'll take an in-depth look at the selected animal, and present all of the essential information in a clearly presented, easy-to-read article.
Of course, we'll also include the very best pictures, not to mention incredible facts and figures!
See all of the previously featured animals here: Animal Of The Week Archive.
Be sure to subscribe to Active Wild to ensure you never miss a new animal! (You can fill in a form further down the page).
This page contains Emperor Penguin facts for kids and adults. Learn all about the world’s biggest penguin, with information, pictures and video …
Troodon may have been small, but it was a fast-moving and intelligent dinosaur. This page contains Troodon facts for kids and adults: let’s learn more about this late Cretaceous theropod!
A list of prehistoric animals that are not dinosaurs. Not every amazing prehistoric creature was a dinosaur! This list contains some of the world’s most awesome – and strangest – prehistoric animals, many of which were early relatives of familiar modern-day animals.
Are you brave enough to meet the Titanoboa?
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