Gordon Ramel 
Do crickets eat spiders? Yes, crickets do eat spiders; of course, that would depend on the species and the size of the spider. In general, spiders are a delicacy for most insects, so crickets are pretty happy to have access to them and will readily eat spiders as well. Crickets will usually go for spiders … Read more
Do crickets eat fruit? Yes, crickets eat fruit. As you may know, crickets are omnivores, which means that they can eat fruits, plants, and animal matter. Many crickets will choose to indulge in fruits. Fruit flies tend to be high in carbohydrates and other nutrients, which are necessary for a cricket’s survival. They especially love … Read more
If you thought rats were nothing more than dirty, smelly, sewer rodents, think again. They are intelligent and highly social animals, capable of forming close bonds with their caregivers. It’s no wonder they’re becoming trendy pets. However, they have complex needs and require lots of care. So, what can you feed them? Can rats eat … Read more
“Do insects feel pain?” is a thought that may cross our minds when we swat a fly or step on a beetle. Of course, our nervous systems contain specialized cells. These allow us to feel sensations like pain, but do insects have a similar system? The answer is more complex than one might think. Scientists … Read more
It’s no secret that weird insects give us the creeps. Of course, who wouldn’t be afraid of the giant, flying beetles or venomous spiders? While these insects may be intimidating, there is another side to the insect world. It is filled with unique and fascinating species that you may have never even heard of before. … Read more
About 90% of insects make up the animal species, and these little critters are in every habitat on the earth. They come in various shapes, sizes, and colors and have adapted to survive even in the harshest environments. One major adaptation that allows insects to thrive is their diverse diet. Now, you may wonder, “What … Read more
With its 6X magnification, the monocular telescope from Apexel is a nice product for nature lovers, wildlife watchers, concert-goers, sports fans, and much more. Looking to watch your favorite music artist up close but don’t have the money to buy front-row seats? Itching to inspect your favorite bird nest, but it is built too far … Read more
Like many other birds across the animal kingdom, Sandhill cranes won’t become aggressive unless they are presented with an immediate threat such as predators approaching their nest or another animal attacking their mate. Often birds such as ravens, crows, eagles and some owls try to attack their nests in order to eat their eggs which … Read more
A fascinating species for many reasons, Sandhill cranes travel all across America in search of the best foraging grounds, migratory stopover sites and nesting habitats. Spending their winter and summer months in a variety of countries and states, Sandhill cranes tend to have similar nesting sites creating the right environment to hatch and raise their … Read more
Sandhill cranes (Grus Canadensis) began nesting and laying eggs in Northern America 2.5 million years ago and still to this day perform the same nesting habits across the continent. Want proof? Fossil records date back well over 2.5 million years found in Florida by naturalists. When spring arrives, mating pairs will begin to perform their … Read more