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Eagle

Save the Eagle Day 2024

Save the Eagle Day – January 10, 2023

-The African Fish Eagle or African Sea Eagle is found in sub-Saharan Africa where there are large open bodies of water.

Wombat

World Wombat Day 2023

World Wombat Day – October 22, 2022

– #WorldWombatDay

– The closest living relative to the Wombat is the Koala.

Koala

Save the Koala Day 2023

Save the Koala Day – September 29, 2023

– Koalas are folivore specialists, feeding mainly on Eucalyptus leaves, and occasional leaves of other plant species.

Canada Goose

Happy Goose Day 2023

Happy Goose Day – September 29, 2023

– The Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) is well known for flying in a distinctive V-formation.

Cassowary

World Cassowary Day 2023

World Cassowary Day – September 26, 2023

– The Cassowary is the third tallest bird in the world after the (1) Ostrich and the (2) Emu.

Arctic Fox

National Fox Day 2023

National Fox Day – September 17, 2023

– Arctic Foxes are well adapted to living in frigid-cold environments in the Arctic & Polar region in the Northern Hemisphere.

Honeybees

National Honey Bee Day 2023

National Honey Bee Day – August 19, 2023

– Honeybees fly at a speed of over 25km per hour and beat their wings over 200 times per second.

Mangrove

World Mangrove Day 2023

World Mangrove Day – July 26, 2023

– Mangrove forests grow only at tropical and subtropical latitudes near the equator because they cannot handle the freezing temperatures outside these regions.

Snake

World Snake Day 2023

World Snake Day – July 16, 2023

– Snakes are the 2nd largest group of reptiles; lizards are the largest group.

Bee

Don’t Step on a BEE Day 2023

Don’t Step on a BEE Day! – July 10, 2023

– Bees have two stomachs – one stomach for eating and the other special stomach is for storing nectar collected from flowers or water so that they can carry it back to their hive.

Rainforest Jungle

World Rainforest Day 2023

World Rainforest Day – June 22, 2023

– Rainforests cover only about 6% of the Earth’s surface, but they are home to over half of the world’s known plant and animal species.

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