Monkey see. Monkey do. Check out this drawing by a young explorer too!
Field Notes: “Feline” fine in the Field
Field work with kittens? 1st year graduate student Sabrina Medero shares her experiences with kitten behavior!
Creature Feature: Ethiopian wolf
An elusive creature and the rarest canid in the world, the Ethiopian wolf is commonly referred to as the Simien fox. Despite its foxy nickname, bushy tail, and reddish fur, the Ethiopian wolf is actually a true wolf.
Sunday Sketch: Build it and they will come
A sketch and fact about some of nature’s most exceptional architects
Field Frame Friday: Now you see them, now you don’t!
What happens when a pandemic strikes and travelers are no longer hiking or visiting natural areas? Research, of course! Since there are no visitors allowed in protected areas in Panama, I’m taking advantage of this opportunity to assess whether local forest mammals will avoid the trails less with fewer human visitors. I deployed cameras traps…
Ask a Scientist: The Elephant Spa
Why do elephants like mud?
Field Frame Friday: Trot, trot, tölt!
Icelandic horses (Equus ferus caballus) are the only horse breed in the world that can perform five different gaits. Most horses can walk, trot, and canter, but Icelandic horses can also perform a flying pace and a tölt – these gaits, in which only one hoof touches the ground at a time, are useful given…
Arts & Crafts: Butterfly Fly Away
Check out this watercolor butterfly before it flies away!
Creature Feature: Amazon molly
Why did the Amazon molly get her name?
Sunday Sketch: Orange is in this season
Orange you glad you get to see a lizard’s true colors?