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Wild Animals That Thrive in Cities
by curious_compiler  • 
In common: Sulphur-crested cockatoo
A high-rise ledge can stand in for a cliff. A reopened river can give otters a place to live. These city animals make use of things we built or the patches of habitat we left, often in ways you...
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Weird Australian Animals and the Features That Make Them Unusual
Weird Australian Animals and the Features That Make Them Unusual
by curious_compiler  • 
2 in common: Laughing kookaburra and Emu
The platypus and echidna are only the beginning. Australia also has a frog that holds water underground, a fish that walks on the seafloor, and a bird that builds a display around blue objects...
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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  • 
In common: Laughing kookaburra
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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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: Emu
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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Most Colorful Birds in the World
Most Colorful Birds in the World
by curious_compiler  • 
In common: Rainbow lorikeet
A tour of the brightest plumage on Earth, one species per photo, from cloud forests in Central America to the islands off New Guinea. Each bird earned its place by color you can see from across a...
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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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Deep-Sea Animals From the Twilight Zone to the Trenches
Deep-Sea Animals From the Twilight Zone to the Trenches
by curious_compiler  • 
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At 900 meters off Japan, a camera caught a giant squid reaching for bait. Several thousand meters deeper, cameras and specimens tell a different story about what can live on the seafloor. Follow...
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Dog Breeds With the Most Unusual Coats
Dog Breeds With the Most Unusual Coats
by curious_compiler  • 
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A Puli’s hair gathers into cords, a Bergamasco’s into broad flocks, and a ridgeback’s changes direction along the spine. The differences matter when you run your hand over the coat or try to dry...
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Intelligent Birds & What Experiments Show About Them
Intelligent Birds & What Experiments Show About Them
by curious_compiler  • 
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A parrot can pick the better odds, a crow can shape a tool, and a jay can remember more than where it left a meal. Each bird here has been tested in a published study. The entries explain what the...
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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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Ducks, Geese & Swans to Recognize on a Winter Walk
Ducks, Geese & Swans to Recognize on a Winter Walk
by curious_compiler  • 
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Start with the bill and the bird’s silhouette. A duck may flash a patch of color when it takes flight, while two white swans can have strikingly different bill patterns. This guide pairs familiar...
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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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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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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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