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Rawr! As a cub, my paws are huge, and my attitude is even bigger—like all cats. I have a rough tongue and a long, ropy tail, which I love to chase. My tail is also a good barometer of my mood. If it swishes from side to side, I may not be the happiest kitty.

Running, jumping, pouncing, chasing, stalking and taking long naps are how I spend my days.

Baa! Are you ready? First I give you the look, then I run, then I head-butt you. Are you having fun? I sure am. Young goats like myself are all about running, leaping, awkward head-butting and standing on mom. I don’t know why we stand on Mom. Perhaps because we are curious and short, and we want to see what our mom can see from her great height.

Opossum, possum, what’s in a name? An Opossum is the only marsupial found in North America and has a non-furry tail and pointed snout. They also give birth to many young at a time.

The brushtail Possum is found in Australia and has a furry tail and short, less pointed snout. The Possum gives birth to one baby.

A flash of red and green zips past you. Maybe you hear a buzzing sound or short squeaks. Hummingbirds don’t sing songs like many other birds but are very vocal. Squeaks may mean “Go away, this is my flower.”

These beautiful jewels of the bird world have significant meaning in many cultures. They are seen as the bringers of joy, healing messages and love.

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