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Saving Giant Otters in Peru
You otter know about our collaborative efforts to protect endangered giant otters at Cocha Cashu.
What Are Insects?
Insects belong to the largest animal group. There are over 5 million species of insects in the world which have been discovered. Insects are invertebrates, this means that they don’t have a backbone. They have exoskeletons which are hard and are located on the outside of their bodies which help protect their bodies. They are cold-blooded animals.
Insects have been on Earth for more than 320 million years. The oldest insects in the world are dragonflies, cockroaches, and termites. Insects can be found on land, in the oceans, in arctic conditions, in volcanic conditions, and at incredibly high altitudes. It … Continue
Monkey or Ape? Here’s How to Tell the Difference…
Are you are “Curious George,” and ever wondered what the difference between a monkey and an ape is? Here’s a quick way to tail the difference. Apes, like orangutans and gorillas, don’t have a tail. Monkeys, like the colobus or tamarins, do. So, as it turns out, Curious George wasn’t a curious monkey, after all. He was a curious ape. Website – https://www.brookfieldzoo.org Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/brookfieldzoo/ Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/brookfieldzoo Twitter – https://twitter.com/brookfield_zoo
Nordmann’s Greenshank | WCS Russia
This is the first-ever video of an extremely rare Nordmann’s Greenshank on its nest in a remote Russian woodland. Fewer than 2,000 remain in the wild. A Rare Find in the Bay of Happiness. Not seen for decades, the nest of a globally-endangered bird found in Russia. VLADIVOSTOK, Russia (August 29, 2019) – WCS announced that an international team of biologists made an important discovery, something that had not been seen in more than 40 years: the nest of a globally-endangered Nordmann’s greenshank (Tringa guttifer). This species, one of the most endangered shorebirds in the world, is thought to have … Continue