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Magazine spread Uncommon Hamsters with wild hamster cheek pouches burrow diagram and farm habitat

Uncommon Hamsters

Hamsters? You mean those cute little fluffballs that live in cages and run very fast to nowhere on hamster wheels? Not these! These hamsters are WILD!

Ranger Rick magazine spread titled Nobody Bothers Me!, showing a lionfish with long, striped, venomous fin spines against blue water

Venomous Ocean Animals

“Nobody bothers me!” That’s what the ocean animals in this story might say.

Pink fairy armadillo with a pale pink shell and fluffy white fur walking on sandy soil

Weird Mammals

Maybe you could dress up as one of these strange creatures for Halloween or your next costume party!

Ranger Rick magazine spread titled Weird Spiders, showing a peacock spider raising its colorful back end, a spiny orb weaver with red spines, and an ant-mimicking spider among weaver ants

Weird Spiders

Do you think that all a spider does is sit in a web and wait to catch its dinner? Then you need to meet these extraordinary creatures!

Two scarlet macaws with bright red feathers and pale faces against a blue sky

These big, beautiful red birds had nearly disappeared from Mexico. But now they’re making a comeback—with a little help from some friends.

Magazine spread about bringing back water voles showing one eating on a lily pad with a Europe map

Welcome Back, Water Voles

In Great Britain, people are bringing water voles back to the wild. Read on for a tale with a happy ending!

Illustration of a boy swimming through water filled with jellyfish

Who LIKES Climate Change?

A quickly warming planet is bad news for many animals and plants. For some, though, it may be good news. Take a look.

Ranger Rick magazine spread titled Who Needs Teeth? showing a gray whale lifting its open mouth out of the ocean to show its baleen

Who Needs Teeth?

For some ocean animals, chowing down without chewing up is no problem at all.

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