Coastal Discovery Museum’s Post

On this International Tiger Day, let's pledge to protect and preserve these majestic creatures. Together, we can ensure they continue to live in their natural habitats and thrive for generations to come. Let us unite to protect and preserve the majestic tigers and their natural habitats. Together, we can ensure that they continue to thrive and live their lives to the fullest. 🐅🌿 . . . . #InternationalTigerDay #ConservationEfforts #PreservationMatters #PreserveAndProtect #Numrovani #SaveOurWildlife #numerology #numerology101 #numerologyreading #numerologymeaning

Zebras are African equines with distinctive black-and-white striped coats. There are three living species: Grévy's zebra the plains zebra and the mountain zebra Zebras share the genus Equus with horses and asses, the three groups being the only living members of the family Equidae. Zebra stripes come in different patterns, unique to each individual. Several theories have been proposed for the function of these stripes, with most evidence supporting them as a deterrent for biting flies. For information about wildlife, culture. Prehistorical and Agricultural Safaris:- WILDLIFE AND PROTOHISTORY SAFARIS WILL PLAN FOR YOUR VACATION. #visitkenya #travelwithus #realmemories

Gayle on the Go! 🚙 Have you seen this at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach? FROGS: Facing a Changing World -0- FROGS: Facing a Changing World Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach aquariumofpacific.org Leap into the colorful, strange, and rapidly changing world of frogs. Discover vibrant habitats featuring colorful tropical frogs from around the world; peek behind-the-scenes to watch staff care for frogs from eggs to adults; see a new exhibit space highlighting California and Baja frogs, their amphibian relatives, and reptile neighbors; and even paint your own virtual frog. Learn about the diversity of species and their unique adaptions, the threats they are facing, and how the Aquarium is helping to save them from extinction. #aquariumofthepacific @aquariumofthepacific

#WorldWildlifeDay We’re all in this together! Our two The National Lottery Heritage Fund projects (#MartensontheMove and @Natur am Byth Barbastelle Project) and our two #CitizenScience surveys (@IrishStoatSurvey and @PolecatSurvey) are all working with communities to improve outcomes for wildlife and people. Whether engaging and informing through social media platforms and websites; using trail cameras to capture evidence of stoats, pine martens and polecats; or acoustic detectors to identify bat species and thermal imagers to detect the presence of pine martens in den boxes without causing disturbance… all the projects are helped hugely by digital innovation. Good news for wildlife!  Photos (clockwise from top left) Pine marten ©Robert Cruickshanks; Irish stoat ©Dermot Been; Barbastelle ©Daniel Hargreaves; Polecat ©Moss Taylor #wildlifeconservation #citizenscience #communities

Do you have 15 minutes to spare this weekend? If so, join the #GreatBackyardBirdCount hosted by Cornell Lab of Ornithology, National Audubon Society, and @birdscanada! Explore your community to identify and count #birds, then submit your findings between Feb 16-19 to help scientists better understand birds around the world. If you have an idea to protect the birds in your backyard, submit it to the #OurEchoChallenge for a chance to win grant money and bring your idea to life! ➡️ www.ourechochallenge.org

"Thrilled to share my directorial and editing work on the Urban Otter Project documentary, a collaboration with the Centre for Wildlife Studies. Dive into the captivating lives of otters in urban landscapes, shedding light on their resilience and challenges. Watch the full documentary here: [https://lnkd.in/gmR2xu6X] #WildlifeFilmmaking #ConservationStorytelling #UrbanOtterProject"

8 most common black and white birds – birdsflies (2024) Black and white birds are beautiful and attractive looks very elegant to watch. There are a lot of colorful bird species in the sphere, but there are also a number of black and white bird species. Here are a few that are common throughout North America. for complete article click on link https://lnkd.in/gtMPvKrf

Check out the article below that features an excellent piece on ocelot recovery🐆 featuring the great Sharon Wilcox 🤠

Did you know that Sharks have been around longer than trees, dinosaurs, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians? 🦈 However, these beautiful animals are wildly misunderstood, and more than a third of all shark species are at risk of distinction. Visit the Two Oceans Aquarium to learn all about these beauties and why it is important to create awareness about and for sharks! 💙 Learn more about sharks here: https://lnkd.in/dcHS9k4D

Step into nature's grand theatre at Epacha Private Game Reserve, where you can encounter fascinating wildlife like Oryx, Springbok and Ostriches. Here are some cool facts about these three animals: 1) Oryx, also known as the gemsbok, can conserve water, allowing them to thrive where few other creatures can. Their adaptation to the desert is nothing short of astounding 🏜 2) The name "springbok" has its origins in Afrikaans. The term "springbok" is a combination of two words: "spring," meaning jump, and "bok," referring to an antelope or deer-like mammal. Therefore, "springbok" can be translated to mean "jumping antelope" or "pronking antelope." 🦌 3) Male ostriches take on the responsibility of nest protection and the incubation of the eggs. The males usually take the night shift because of their dark feathers, as they blend in better at night!