The Educated Animal
Animals • Gardening • Education
Welcome Aboard
Welcome to The Educated Animal! We’re here to help you learn all about plants and animals. Our site is packed with facts and information for students, researchers, and anyone who loves nature. Whether you’re working on a school project, doing your own research, or just curious about the natural world, you’ll find lots to explore here.
Join us and discover something new about plants and animals every day!
Animal Catalogs
Explore our catalogs for the animal kingdom:
- Access species-specific information and product recommendations”
- Explore the science of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and more!
- Find expert pet care advice for your animal companions
- Discover amazing facts about wildlife in each category
Plant Catalogs
Discover our catalogs for the plant kingdom:
- Find species-specific care guides and recommended gardening products”
- Learn about different plant types: flowers, trees, vegetables, and more!
- Get expert gardening advice for indoor and outdoor plants
- Uncover fascinating facts about wild plants and their ecosystems
Pet Catalogs
Discover our catalogs for our amazing pets:
- Find important information on choosing the right pet and understanding their unique needs.
- Browse our detailed sections for different pet species: dogs, cats, small pets, birds, reptiles, and fish!
- Get expert advice on nutrition, budgeting, and seasonal care for your cherished companions.
- Provide the health, happiness, and well-being of your furry, feathered, or scaled friends through informed decisions.
Resource Catalog
Explore our extensive Resource Hub:
- Dive into our comprehensive encyclopedias for plants and animals
- Engage with our Education Catalog for in-depth biology and science concepts
- Discover fun and educational content in our Kid’s Corner
- Access a wealth of printable materials for learning and activities
- Watch informative and engaging videos in our upcoming Video Library
- Find curated book lists and additional resources in our Further Reading section
- Connect with fellow nature enthusiasts in our Community Contributions area
From detailed scientific information to fun activities for all ages, our Resource Catalog is your gateway to the wonders of the natural world!
Education Catalog
Discover the wonders of biology and ecology in our Education Catalog:
- Learn about animal and plant science in easy-to-understand ways
- Explore how living things work together in nature
- Find out about different types of scientists and what they do
- Test your knowledge with fun quizzes and amazing facts
- Perfect for students, teachers, and anyone curious about nature!
Blog and News
- Stay informed with our Blog and News section:
- Read the latest articles on plant and animal discoveries
- Learn about current environmental issues and conservation efforts
- Enjoy seasonal gardening tips and wildlife watching guides
- Explore in-depth features on fascinating species and ecosystems
- Get updates on our website’s new content and resources
- Find practical advice for pet owners and plant enthusiasts
Animal Encyclopedia Entry of the Week
Red-Eyed Tree Frog (Agalychnis callidryas)
The Red-Eyed Tree Frog is a small, arboreal frog native to Neotropical rainforests.
Diet: Carnivorous, primarily insects
Scientific classification: Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Chordata, Class Amphibia
Habitat: Lowland rainforests of Central America
Plant Encyclopedia Entry of the Week
Venus Flytrap (Dionaea muscipula)
The Venus Flytrap is a carnivorous plant native to subtropical wetlands in the United States.
Unique feature: Snap traps for catching prey
Scientific classification: Kingdom Plantae, Clade Tracheophytes, Clade Angiosperms
Native habitat: Bogs and savannas of the Carolinas
Latest Posts
The Edge of Trouble: Why Apricot Tree Leaves Turn Yellow
When apricot leaves start yellowing from the edges with brown patches appearing, your tree is sending clear distress signals. Learn to decode these symptoms and discover the science-backed solutions to restore your tree’s health before permanent damage occurs.
The Ring of Doom: Decoding Tomato Early Blight
Early Blight turns tomato leaves into nature’s dartboards with those distinctive ring patterns. But understanding what causes those bull’s-eye spots gives you the power to fight back. Get the science and the solutions in one complete guide.
Scientist Spotlight: Dr. May Berenbaum
Meet our scientist spotlight: Dr. Cassandra Quave. She doesn’t just see trees and flowers – she sees potential medicines waiting to be discovered, combining traditional knowledge with cutting-edge science to find new ways to fight antibiotic-resistant disease.