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Warty Pigs & Tamaraws: New Research Maps Conservation Areas
The preservation of biodiversity is a global priority. Especially for endemic species like the Tamaraw and Warty Pigs that face unique challenges in their limited habitats. A recent study titled “Ensemble modeling to identify high conservation value areas for endemic and elusive large-sized mammals of the Philippines,” authored by Don Enrico Buebos-Esteve, John Carlo Redeña-Santos,…
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Long Nosed Snake: A Comprehensive Guide
The long-nosed snake, or Rhinocheilus lecontei, is a nonvenomous species found across North America. They are often mistaken for the venomous coral snake due to its similar coloration, so be careful, this is another reptile with distinct characteristics and behaviors. For this blog post, we crafted a comprehensive guide with everything you need to know…
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What is the Loudest Animal in the World: What New Research Says
When thinking about the loudest animal in the world, most people might think of lions because of their roar or elephants because of their trumpeting. Very rarely someone will think of a marine animal, as it is common to believe the ocean is a quiet place. However, research in bioacoustics reveals a surprising variety of…
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Research Exposes that Chimpanzees Self-Medicate With Plants
New research published on the 20th of June 2024 in the PLOS One Scientific Journal, reveals that maybe Chimpanzees self-medicate with plants. Photo by Bernard Dupont from France, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. The scientists behind a new research paper remained curious about chimpanzees’ intriguing behaviors in Uganda’s Budongo Forest that hinted at the…
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The White Chinchilla: What you should know
Everyone can agree that a White chinchilla is just too cute. They are smaller than a cat and have large eyes, velvety rounded ears, and fluffy fur. On top of being incredibly cute, they are sociable and have intricate family dynamics. Among all the Chinchillas, one stands out: the White Chinchilla. There is not a…
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Birds of a feather: 5 Birds that mate for life
When we heard Birds of a Feather by Billie Eilish, we couldn’t help but think how many birds would relate to that song. So we decided to make a post about five birds that mate for life. We hope you enjoy discovering that monogamy and partnership longevity is something natural that even some animals experience.…
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Urgent Call for Mangroves Conservation: Risk of Collapse by 2050
Mangroves in Vietnam. Photo by Long Bà Mùi via Pexels The latest findings from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) are a stark reminder of the fragility of our planet’s ecosystems. According to the first global assessment using the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems, over half of the world’s mangrove ecosystems are at…
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Chinese Giant Salamander | Endangered profiles
A person holding a Chinese Giant Salamander. Photo by James Joel, CC BY-SA 2.0 DEED, via Flicker. The Chinese giant salamander is a species endemic to China. Its huge size and rare biology have fascinated scientists and conservationists. This profile provides a comprehensive overview of various aspects of this sadly endangered species. We go over…
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Animal Tracking Bracelet: Why You Should Get One
In recent years, a new trend has emerged in the realm of conservation: bracelets that are not only cute but also support the tracking of real animals in the wild. Companies like Fahlo have pioneered this movement, offering bracelets that allow wearers to connect with wildlife on a deeper level while contributing to conservation efforts.…
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How many hearts does an octopus have? and why is it three?
If you are here you are probably wondering: How many hearts does an octopus have? short answer: Three hearts. You might be wondering how is that even possible and why, in this blog post we explain all about it. When it comes to the octopus, there’s more than meets the eye – or in this…
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