Articles for category: Animal Behavior, Conservation

A is for Alexander, B is for Bunyip, C is for Canberra by Anne Ross

The Bunyip: Australia’s Mysterious Water-Dwelling Creature

A thick fog rolls over a silent billabong. The water is still, except for the occasional ripple—maybe a fish, maybe something else. Suddenly, a low bellow echoes across the dark surface, sending a chill down your spine. For generations, Australians have whispered about a shadowy beast lurking beneath their rivers and swamps. It’s called the ...

closeup photo of red star fish beside seashore

The Incredible Power of Regeneration: Animals That Can Grow Back Limbs

Annette Uy

Nature never ceases to astonish us, and one of its most awe-inspiring capabilities is the power of regeneration — the ability of certain animals to regrow lost or damaged parts of their bodies. This remarkable phenomenon not only highlights the incredible adaptability of life but also inspires scientific research with implications for medicine and biotechnology. ...

Elusive Otters in Riverbanks

Singapore’s Otters Are Forming Gangs — And They’re Getting Political

Trizzy Orozco

It’s a scene straight out of a wild city drama: sleek otters gliding through the waterways of Singapore, not just in peaceful family groups but in organized, ambitious gangs. These playful creatures are taking their social lives to a whole new level, and their surprising behavior has scientists and city dwellers alike absolutely fascinated. Who ...

An axolotl laying on top of rocks.

9 Weirdly Wonderful Animals You Didn’t Know Still Exist

Trizzy Orozco

The natural world is filled with an astonishing array of creatures, many of which remain unfamiliar to most people. While charismatic animals like elephants and dolphins often capture our attention, there are numerous lesser-known species that are equally fascinating, if only for their sheer oddity. This article delves into nine weirdly wonderful animals you might ...

Colugo / Flying Lemur (Galeopterus variegatus borneanus).

Borneo’s Flying Mammals and Gliding Reptiles: Defying Gravity?

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine wandering through the steamy, emerald-green rainforests of Borneo, where the air hangs heavy with moisture and the sounds of life echo from every direction. Suddenly, a shadow darts above your head—not a bird, but a small mammal, soaring effortlessly from tree to tree. Moments later, a sleek lizard launches itself into the air, spreading ...

Monkey on a wooden surface looking meaningfully at the camera.

Is Human Interference in Wildlife Conservation Truly Helping or Harmful?

Trizzy Orozco

Wildlife conservation is a critical aspect of preserving biodiversity and maintaining ecological balance on our planet. However, the extent and nature of human interference in wildlife conservation efforts often spark debate over whether such actions ultimately benefit or harm the ecosystems and species they’re meant to protect. This article delves into the complexities of human ...