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Chris Jensen is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering animal biology and wildlife data. Based in Macon, Georgia, he previously worked as an editorial fact-checker for consumer digital publications. Jensen, who earned a bachelor’s degree in English literature from DePauw University, has worked in digital media since 2016 and focuses on verifying physical metrics from primary scientific papers.

Can a Human Actually Outrun a Hippo?Mammals
Is a Moose Actually Bigger Than a Horse?Mammals
What Is the Smallest Mammal in the World?Mammals
How Fast Are Bunnies? Their Top Speed and Why It Matters Mammals
Can a Human Beat a Cougar? The Biological Reality Zoology
Are Black Panthers a Real Animal Species?Mammals
Does India Have Alligators? A Look at Its Crocodilians Reptiles
How Fast Are Fennec Foxes? Their Speed and Agility Mammals
How Much PSI Does a Lion Have? And How It Compares Zoology
Komodo Dragon: How Big Do They Get?Reptiles
Are Male Cheetahs Faster Than Females?Mammals
How Fast Is a Groundhog? A Breakdown of Their Speed Mammals
How Fast Can Red Pandas Run? Their Top Speed Explained Mammals
What Animal Has 4 Knees? The Anatomical Truth Zoology
What Animal Can Run the Longest Distance?Zoology
What Animal Weighs a Ton? Examples From Land and Sea Zoology
What Is Slower, a Snail or a Sloth?Zoology
Animals That Can Speak English: Fact or Fiction?Zoology
Are Moose Bigger Than Bison? A Size Comparison Mammals
Are Giant River Otters Dangerous to Humans?Mammals
Do Tigers Have Slit Eyes? The Science of Feline Vision Mammals
What Kinds of Animals Weigh 1000 Pounds?Zoology
Can You Outrun a Python? A Comparison of Speeds Zoology
How Many Calories Are in a Mouse & Why It Matters Nutrition
Is a Fennec Fox a Carnivore or an Omnivore?Mammals
Are Pandas Slow? The Truth About Their Speed Mammals
Are There Foxes in Japan? Species, Habits, & Folklore Mammals
Which Animal Has the Best Eyesight in the World?Zoology
Which Animal Is the Most Dangerous to Humans?Zoology
How Many Pandas Are There in the US?Mammals