Named for their hooting call, these fruit doves are more often heard than seen. Despite their brilliant colors, they are hard to see in their forest canopy. Males and females look alike and are usually found in pairs, rather than flocks. They are able to acrobatically collect fruit from trees and eat it whole.
Batagur affinis The critically endangered Southern River Terrapin can be found in versatile aquatic environments, including freshwater wetlands and rivers as well as the…
Ursus arctos horribilis The grizzly bear has a stable and sustainable population in the North American wild. However, among the many factors affecting their…
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