A fact about the important ecological role played by brown bears
Category: Sunday Sketches
Sunday Sketch: Dine and Dash
A sketch and fact about a very lazy yet very clever little lobster
Sunday Sketch: Branching out
A fact about beaver foraging behavior
Sunday Sketch: Build it and they will come
A sketch and fact about some of nature’s most exceptional architects
Sunday Sketch: Orange is in this season
Orange you glad you get to see a lizard’s true colors?
Sunday Sketch: A little eye roll
The Chambered Nautilus (Nautilus pompilius) is one of 6 extant species of nautilus, the closest living relative of coleoid cephalopods (octopuses, squid, and cuttlefish). Considered by many to be living fossils, nautiluses have experienced little morphological change over millions of years and are more similar to ancient cephalopods than modern coleoid cephalopods. Nautiluses have numerous…
Sunday Sketch: Color me intrigued
Stump-tailed macaques (Macaca arctoides) are a vulnerable species of macaques found in South and Southeast Asia. These monkeys are known for their interesting color patterns. The infants of this species are born with white fur which gradually darkens with age. Older individuals are identified by their dark-colored faces with black or brown patches. Fact and…
Sunday Sketch: If you are breeding and you know it, clap your flippers!
If you try and steal a seal’s girlfriend, do expect a clapback.
Sunday Sketch: Telling the Bees
Always make sure your bees are sitting down before you hit them with some good or bad news
Sunday Sketch: Let’s Make a Band!
A fact about animal squad goals.