The ferocious Tasmanian devil is the apex predator of the island state of Australia, feeding on whatever it wants as the top of the food...
Archive for tag: native species
Wild Horses are a Sight to Behold, But Scientists Say There’s Too Many of Them Now
A herd of horses galloping, with their manes floating freely against the wind—we’re always in awe when we see wild horses in nature that they’re...
Research Found Non-Invasive Cat Contraception Which May Lessen Overpopulation
Warm, cuddly, soft, adorkable, and overall lovable especially when they purr and act all cute. To me, as a cat mum and a cat lover...
After A Century, Rare Wolverine Has Been Spotted Again in California
The thing about big cities and their surroundings is that it’s gonna be difficult for the wildlife to survive or grow. Sometimes, situation drives them...
You May Not Like Black Widows, but They’re Being Wiped Out
We’ve seen it all on nature documentary shows, internet, and sometimes with our own eyes: shiny black bodies with red hourglass markings and a reputation...
Native Trees Harming Endangered Australian Parrot? What’s Going On?
Australia is a continent that is rich of unique animals and vegetation which has received constant threats from invasive species such as cats, foxes, non-native...
Indigenous People are Vital for Forest Conservation and Healthy Ecosystem
Around 12 miles northwest of downtown São Paulo lies Yvy Porã, one of six villages that make up the Jaraguá Indigenous Territory. It’s surrounded buildings...
Agriculture Backfire: Intensive Farming Practice can Turn a Native Plant into a Pervasive Weed
We all know that native species is important for the local environment. But what happens when they become problematic and quite damaging, especially for agriculture?...