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Gerenuk: The “Stretch Armstrong” of Ungulates
I love gerenuks! I think they are such pretty animals. The “stretch Armstrong” of the ungulate world, this elegant antelope is actually from the Bovidae (cow) family. Usually we think of bovids as …
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White-Tailed Mongoose: An Understudied Urban Adapter
I'm always amazed to see that there are still mammals out that are relatively large and common, but way understudied. This is definitely the case with the white-tailed mongoose. Everyone goes to Kenya …
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13 Reasons to Use Citizen Science in Your K-12 Classroom
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Zebra Print: Meet the Zebras Behind the Stripes
When Vogue calls zebra print the "Cool Girl's Alternative to Leopard Print" and a new study comes out on the evolutionary function of zebra stripes, it's a sign I need to write a zebra fashion post! …
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Beisa Oryx: A Newly Endangered Species
This striking mammal is the Beisa oryx, found only in Kenya, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Tanzania. When these photos were taken, the beisa oryx was not an endangered species, but since we started …
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