does any one know of a website that

[SC Fish]

has lists of every (or most/many) types of animal in the world? 

perhaps including types of plants? fungi? 

and all the facts and information of them?

I'm very curious if anyone has or knows a website like this , im really keen on learning more and more about nature

so it would really help!

[Fish Folk]

Maybe check this site out: https://animaldiversity.org

You want to sort out the taxonomical organization for classifying life. Simple as it may be to glance over, this is what you begin with . . . 

Here is a link to molecular taxonomical charts from NIH: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi

Here are a few sites that I use regularly pertaining to the aquarium hobby: 

FISH IDENTIFICATION

fishbase.us

-- You will do best if you can learn the Latin binomial for each species you want to learn about. For example, Guppies are Poecilia reticulata . . . German Blue Rams are Mikrogeophagus ramierezi etc. There is an option to list the "hobby name," but that can be dodgy.

seriouslyfish.com

-- You'll see the fish are classified beginning with Order, and moving deeper into the details from there

 

Does that help some?

[RockMongler]

One of the best places to start looking for information is Wikipedia.  It's mostly well written, and you will find tons of stuff there.  I will occasionally fall into a pit of just reading more stuff if I let myself keep reading, and finding links to more things I want to read about.  And on wikipedia, you can find lists that will take you to many pages about various species.  It can also give you information you can use to do further searching for more detailed sources.

[SC Fish]

On 11/18/2022 at 6:57 PM, RockMongler said:

One of the best places to start looking for information is Wikipedia.  It's mostly well written, and you will find tons of stuff there.  I will occasionally fall into a pit of just reading more stuff if I let myself keep reading, and finding links to more things I want to read about.  And on wikipedia, you can find lists that will take you to many pages about various species.  It can also give you information you can use to do further searching for more detailed sources.

 

On 11/18/2022 at 6:48 PM, Fish Folk said:

Maybe check this site out: https://animaldiversity.org

You want to sort out the taxonomical organization for classifying life. Simple as it may be to glance over, this is what you begin with . . . 

Here is a link to molecular taxonomical charts from NIH: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi

Here are a few sites that I use regularly pertaining to the aquarium hobby: 

FISH IDENTIFICATION

fishbase.us

-- You will do best if you can learn the Latin binomial for each species you want to learn about. For example, Guppies are Poecilia reticulata . . . German Blue Rams are Mikrogeophagus ramierezi etc. There is an option to list the "hobby name," but that can be dodgy.

seriouslyfish.com

-- You'll see the fish are classified beginning with Order, and moving deeper into the details from there

 

Does that help some?

wow alot of information here! thanks!