… ContinueThis YouTube video was produced by the American Bird Conservancy.
Similar to other toucans, Northern Emerald-Toucanets (Aulacorhynchus prasinus) eat mostly fruit, capitalizing on the wide diversity of fruit-bearing trees in the humid forests of their home in Central America. These birds mostly swallow their food whole, including some larger-seeded fruits, which they repeatedly regurgitate and swallow until the flesh is consumed. Whether by regurgitation or defecation, these birds spread the seeds of their food trees throughout the forest. Many tropical trees have evolved to bear fruit specifically for this purpose, taking advantage of birds’ wings to spread their seeds far
Afrofuturism and Birds | ABC Webinar
… ContinueThis YouTube video was produced by the American Bird Conservancy.
At American Bird Conservancy, we celebrate the diversity of birds and the diversity of all who cherish and conserve birds. We intend to carry out our conservation work in increasingly ethical ways, investing where the needs of birds and people intersect. The Afrofuturism Collective, co-funded by Re:Wild, emerged in this context to explore how stories, technologies, lifeways, and histories of the African diaspora can influence bird and habitat conservation.
In this webinar, members of the Afrofuturism Collective engaged in a dynamic conversation about their projects and their vision for biodiversity
Fall Fun at the Pumpkin Patch | Irwin Family Vlog
This YouTube video was produced by The Australia Zoo.
Enjoy another 2025 throwback vlog taken on Terri Irwin’s camcorder! Join Bindi Irwin, Terri Irwin, Chandler and Grace as they visit the Fall Harvest Festival in California to pick the perfect pumpkin – while waiting for Robert to rehearse for a Dancing with the Stars performance!
Be part of the Irwin family like never before as we share behind-the-scenes moments captured on Terri’s handycam and discover our marvelous world of wildlife with the Irwins. Enjoy hilarious travels and day to day life at Australia Zoo, you’ll see it all! We