Baboons, scientifically known as Papio, are the world's most recognizable and largest monkeys. Baboons are found in five different species across Africa and Arabia, including savannas, woodlands, and a few other habitats. Baboons are primates that are thought to have been around for at least two million years.

Rick Perley, a scientist with the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, describes the workings of the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array near Magdalena, New Mexico.

From majestic narwhals to giant elephants and muskoxen, the Wild Kratts are on the lookout for creatures with horns and tusks that pack a whole lot of power! Subscribe to the official Wild Kratts channel for a brand new video every Wednesday!

Often referred to as the “Unicorn of the Sea”, the narwhal (also known as Narwhale) is a medium-sized toothed-whale distinct in its appearance, sounds, and swimming patterns. These oceanic animals are most notable for their protruding teeth, which many often mistake as horns but are, in fact, tusks! Spiraled, left-sided, and long, these tusks have been the narwhals’ most attractive and peculiar feature as well as the source of their endangerment. 

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and that means TURKEY! Follow along with us and learn how to draw a turkey.