WildFree Life

We all love animals. But there are so many different types of animals on this planet; it can be hard to keep track of them all. We usually forget about some of the more unique and unusual species living on earth with us. I'm sure you've heard of polar bears, pandas, and elephants. All of these are amazing animals that you may have seen in zoos or on TV, but what about the wildest animals in the world? Here are some fascinating truths about some of the captivating animals around. The world's most fascinating creatures The sloth can often be found in trees in Central and South America. Snakes are the most poisonous creatures on earth. Even though the Florida snake is the most venomous in America, there are others that are just as dangerous. Tortoises, while their common name suggests that they are slow, tortoises are actually among the fastest creatures in the world and can cover distances of up to 60 km in a single day. Cockroaches can live for up to 6 weeks without food. T

Mustang Island is home to the only wild and untamed herd of horses in the United States. The horses, originally from Spain, were brought to the island by Spanish explorers in the late 1700s. They thrived on the island’s rich land and lived peacefully for centuries. However, as development increased and Mustang Island became a tourist destination, it was clear that these horses needed more space than they had been given. So in 1990, Mustang Island was turned into a national park and now houses about 280 horses – all descendants of those first Spanish explorers. Why Mustang Island is Unique As fascinating as the island’s horses are, they are only one of the many attractions at Mustang Island. Along with the herd of wild horses, the park features the largest natural spring on an island, some of the last salt marshes remaining in the Gulf Coast region, and it’s home to a variety of birds and wildlife . Along with the more than one million visitors who visit Mustang Island each year, the ra

Rhinos are one of the most majestic and awe-inspiring animals in the world. Unfortunately, they’re also one of the most endangered. The rhino population has been decimated because of poaching and illegal wildlife trade. The high demand for their horns, used in traditional Asian medicine, is driving rhino extinction. Rhinos can live up to 35 years, but that’s only if they survive long enough to grow into adulthood. Here are some actions you can help prevent rhino extermination before it’s too late. The Current Situation Rhino horn, which is said to have medicinal properties and fetch a high price on the black market, is being hunted for its sale in Asia. The population of rhinos in South Africa has decreased by about 80% in the last 20 years. Rhino horn, which is said to have medicinal properties and fetch a high price on the black market, is being hunted for its sale in Asia. As a result, the population of rhinos in South Africa has decreased by about 80% in the last 20 years. Who’s at