Urban Wildlife Series: Black-naped Hare (Lepus nigricollis singhala)
There is a need to split hairs when it comes to identifying rabbits from hares (pun intended, by all means). We urge you to keep your hair on as we guide you through the not so subtle differences which sets rabbits and hares apart. Unfortunately, chomping down on carrots and greeting people with the classic…
Some roar, some purr: A purr-suit into the science of feline vocalizations
Cats, in all shapes and sizes, in all degrees of character, and in every perceivable habitat, represent an integral part of human existence. Nearly all cat parents can attest to one fact. Whenever your beloved ball of fur starts sounding like a high-quality trimmer on full blast, that makes anyone within the vicinity go “awww”…
Urban Wildlife Series: Pied kingfisher (Ceryle rudis)
Pied kingfishers (Ceryle rudis) are a minimalist’s wet dream. They pack up so much suave and swag for a bird with a two-tone (which is what pied means, bi-colored and not getting a pie thrown in your face) color palette, it’s just ridiculous. They are that beautiful. Out of the seven species of kingfisher found…
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