Category: Wildlife
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Climate change threatens two-thirds of North America’s birds with extinction
About two-thirds of the birds in the United States will be threatened with extinction if global warming.
BACKYARD BIRDING IN MERIDA, YUCATAN AND BEYOND – THE HEART OF THE MATTER
What if you see a photo with a series of hearts on a bird’s neck.
Opossums are our best defense against Lyme disease, killing 5000 ticks per week each
Opossums attract and then kill thousands of ticks per acre, per week, making them one.
The day the dinosaurs died
It’s widely believed that the age of the dinosaurs was brought to an end by.
What’s lost when an animal goes extinct?
One way to think of a species, be it of ape or of ant, is.
Hunting is allowed in Yucatan, but only within the Management Units for Wildlife Conservation
Images of foreign poachers allegedly offering hunting tours in areas of the Yucatan went viral.
New endangered marine species discovered in Cozumel
The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), through its campus in Yucatan, announced the discovery.
Yucatán businessman kills thousands of bees with pesticide (PART II)
On an article posted on Friday August 30th, The Yucatan Times revealed that at least.
BACKYARD BIRDING IN MERIDA, YUCATAN AND BEYOND – TANTALIZING TROGONS, PART 2 OF 2
When I saw my first trogon in the Yucatan, the Gartered Trogon, the visual impact.
