Find out more about your favorite animal and their habitats. You can even send an e-card to your friends from the Creature Feature section!

Learn all about endangered species here. You can also play games, download great photos for your desktop or send an e-card.

You don't need a subscription to the magazine to use this site to find out more information about animals. Make sure to check out the some of the cool games while visiting the site.

This is a comprehensive index of artists whose work appears in museums all over the world with links to the galleries and museums who display the high resolution images of their work.

This is an amzing guide to the performing arts. You can find "digitized items from the collections; special Web presentations on topics and collections; articles and biographical essays; finding aids to collections; databases for performing arts resources; information on concerts at the Library; and a special Performing Arts Resource Guide which contains entries for hundreds of Library collections, Web sites, databases and exhibits."

Learn about the instruments in an orchestra, compose your own tunes in the Music Lab and listen to the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra.

Explore theatre history by time period (Classical to Contemporary) or aspects of theatre (Costumes & Lighting) on this fantastic site! Great for doing research.

Use World Edition for countries, and States Edition for U.S. states. Find out about government, culture, religion, sports, flags, recipies, and more!

This encyclopedia has A LOT of information, which is great, but sometimes you may not be into that. Type your state or country into the search box. It also has this neat feature called "compare countries."