At AnimalFact.com, we are committed to producing educational content that reflects the best available scientific information about the animal kingdom.

Sources and Research Standards

Our content is developed and reviewed using:

• Peer-reviewed scientific literature and primary zoological sources
• University-hosted biological databases and reference works
• Standard academic textbooks in zoology and animal biology
• Reputable scientific encyclopedias and classification resources

When possible, articles reference authoritative sources to support factual claims and provide transparency in our research process.

Content Creation and Review Process

1. Drafting – Articles are first researched and drafted by a qualified writer with formal training in biological sciences.
2. Review – Each article is reviewed for scientific accuracy, appropriate use of terminology, and consistency with current scientific understanding.
3. Updates – Content is periodically updated to reflect new discoveries, changes in classification, or improved scientific consensus.

This process helps ensure that information is both reliable and educational.

Corrections and Transparency

Science evolves — which means language and facts sometimes change. If you find information that seems incorrect or outdated, we encourage you to contact us. Verified corrections are made promptly to maintain the integrity of our content.

Ethics and Integrity

AnimalFact.com does not publish sponsored content disguised as editorial articles. We strive for neutrality, clarity, and educational value in all material presented on the site.