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Animals That Make Weird Noises and How They Do It
Animals That Make Weird Noises and How They Do It
by list_wrangler  • 
3 in common: Hippopotamus, Spotted hyena and 1 more
A bird sounds like a pump, a fish hums through the night, and a shrimp snaps so fast it creates a bubble. Bowed feathers, vibrating tail segments, and the voices of some surprisingly loud animals...
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Animals With Weird Noses and What They Do With Them
Animals With Weird Noses and What They Do With Them
by curious_compiler  • 
2 in common: Aardvark and Common Warthog
A mole feels its way with a star-shaped nose, a bat steers sound through a horseshoe-shaped leaf, and a turtle breathes through a snout that works like a snorkel. These animals put their noses and...
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Wild Cats of the World in Photos
Wild Cats of the World in Photos
by curious_compiler  • 
2 in common: Serval and Cheetah
One photo per species, each cat seen in the wild or in a natural setting, from the tiger and lion down to cats that weigh less than a house cat. The big cats come first, then the lynxes, then the...
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Flightless Birds of the World and the Clues to How They Evolved
Flightless Birds of the World and the Clues to How They Evolved
by curious_compiler  • 
In common: Common ostrich
A penguin’s flippers and an ostrich’s legs tell very different stories about flightlessness. Birds lost the ability to fly many times. Small wings, fossils, and studies of living relatives can...
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Documentaries That Follow One Animal’s Life
Documentaries That Follow One Animal’s Life
by curious_compiler  • 
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A film can stay with a dairy cow through her working routine, watch an orphaned elephant learn to feed, or return to a wild stallion over several seasons. These documentaries and television...
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Nature Series That Make Familiar Wildlife Interesting
Nature Series That Make Familiar Wildlife Interesting
by tv_binger  • 
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A familiar bird or a beetle in the garden can reward as much attention as a large predator. These series help make that shift, with a British starting point and wider comparisons from cities...
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Weird-Looking Animals and Why They Look That Way
Weird-Looking Animals and Why They Look That Way
by curious_compiler  • 
In common: Shoebill
A nose ringed with 22 fleshy fingers, tusks that grow up through the face, a beak shaped like a wooden clog. Every animal here looks strange for a reason, and once you know the job a feature does...
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Animal Mothers With Extraordinary Devotion
Animal Mothers With Extraordinary Devotion
by curious_compiler  • 
In common: Cheetah
From an octopus that guards her eggs for four and a half years to a spider whose young eat her, these are mothers whose care for their offspring goes far beyond the ordinary. Each entry describes...
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Animals That Form Lasting Pairs and What Monogamy Means for Them
Animals That Form Lasting Pairs and What Monogamy Means for Them
by curious_compiler  • 
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A pair of French angelfish can spend its days foraging together. Australian shingleback lizards can reunite with the same partner for decades. Biologists follow marked animals to see how long...
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Mammals, Reptiles, and Amphibians Lost to Extinction in Modern Times
Mammals, Reptiles, and Amphibians Lost to Extinction in Modern Times
by curious_compiler  • 
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An 1883 zoo ledger records the death of the last known quagga. More than a century later, a recording captured one of the last traces of the Christmas Island pipistrelle. Photographs, specimens...
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How to Identify African Antelope on Safari
How to Identify African Antelope on Safari
by curious_compiler  • 
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Many African antelope look alike from a moving vehicle, so this guide sticks to the features that settle an identification quickly: horn shape and which sex carries horns, coat and face markings...
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Field Guides Worth Owning for Birds and Wildlife
Field Guides Worth Owning for Birds and Wildlife
by curious_compiler  • 
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The book you want beside you depends on what you saw. A bird's fleeting wing mark calls for quick comparison, while a muddy track might need a guide that follows the trail. These printed guides...
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Apps for Identifying Birds, Insects, and Other Wildlife
Apps for Identifying Birds, Insects, and Other Wildlife
by curious_compiler  • 
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Start with what you can collect. A recording can help with a bird in dense cover, a photo can narrow down an insect, and a measurement can help with a print in mud. These apps handle those clues...
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Apes, Monkeys and Lemurs in Photos
Apes, Monkeys and Lemurs in Photos
by curious_compiler  • 
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A chimpanzee’s hands, a macaque in a hot spring, and a lemur’s striped tail offer three ways to start looking at primates. These photographs from the wild and sanctuaries show faces, movement, and...
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Summer Night Wildlife to See and Hear in Britain
Summer Night Wildlife to See and Hear in Britain
by curious_compiler  • 
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Warm British nights between May and August are busy, and much of the action is heard before it is seen. This list covers the animals that reward an evening outdoors, from backyard hedgehogs and...
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Birdsongs Worth Learning First in North America
Birdsongs Worth Learning First in North America
by curious_compiler  • 
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A robin's steady carol, a dove's low coo, and a blackbird's buzzy finish are all sounds you can learn before you can spot the singers. Start with two or three birds that occur near you, then try...
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Weird Animals of the Rainforest and How They Get By
Weird Animals of the Rainforest and How They Get By
by curious_compiler  • 
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A bat turns a leaf into a tent, a frog drops out of its egg before a predator can eat it, and an ant steers back to its tree after falling from a branch. These animals show how life in tropical...
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Fall Wildlife Spectacles to See in North America
Fall Wildlife Spectacles to See in North America
by curious_compiler  • 
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Every fall, North America puts on shows that need no ticket: bull elk bugling at first light, a river turning red with sockeye, hawks streaming down a ridge by the thousand. This list gathers the...
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Animal Tracks and Signs to Recognize on a Walk
Animal Tracks and Signs to Recognize on a Walk
by curious_compiler  • 
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Check soft mud for prints, then look up for tooth grooves, rough holes, and loose bark. These clues can tell you what an animal did while you were somewhere else. A single print can be deceptive...
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