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Learn more » Sugar Gliders are small marsupials. This means that as well as being pregnant and carrying the young inside for a short time, they have a pouch that newborns will crawl into for several weeks before they emerge. This combination means that Sugar Gliders have a short gestation period of only about 16 days. Read More...
Click to Skip Ahead Hairballs are tube-like masses of fur that your feline friend may cough up from time to time. But don’t be alarmed if your cat vomits up small pieces of fur occasionally — it is normal and not usually a cause of concern. That said, the Cornell Feline Health Center states that “a large clump of ingested hair can block a cat’s intestinal tract and pose a deadly threat. Read More...
The Jamaican giant anole is endemic to Jamaica. However, they have been introduced to Florida, likely through escaped and released pets.
Overall, this species is quite similar to other anoles but they are bigger. This species is the biggest in the Norpos group. Males can reach up to 5.2 inches, which females are closer to 3.3 inches. Their care and needs are similar to other anoles. However, their larger size means that they take up more room and require more food. Read More...
