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Did you know that there are 284 species of snails in California?! 🐌 check out our latest Field Frame from ABGG student Alycia Drwencke!

Happy Field Frame Friday! 🦇 did you know that in Madagascar, insectivorous bats (like the one seen here) help to eat bugs that consume rice crops?! 🍚 🦇 🐜 thanks to ABGG-er Meredith Lutz for this cool fact and picture! #bats

The California Kingsnake feeds on a variety of animals including mammals, birds and even other snakes! 🐍 thanks to ABGG student Cassidy for this awesome pic 📷

Happy Throwback Thursday! Today we go back to a Creature Feature from 2018- the San Joaquin Fox! 🦊 They are distributed across California, and love to burrow underground.

Read all about the Saiga Antelope in our latest Creature Feature, written by ABGG student Allison Lau. 🦌 🦌 Link in the bio!

Did you catch our last Field Frame? ABGG student Kirsten writes an awesome piece on what it's like to work with live animals and technology. Click the link in our bio! ⬆️ 🐠

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