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- Wildlife

List of Ethiopia’s Native Animals

Posted byby Flora
December 9, 2025
6 minute read

Explore 35 of Ethiopia’s native animals with scientific names, endemic status, and range/habitat notes in a single comprehensive list. From the highland Ethiopian wolf and gelada to the Walia ibex and Nile crocodile, this guide helps wildlife lovers, students, and conservationists identify species, understand where they live, and learn about conservation priorities across Ethiopia’s diverse ecosystems.

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- Flowers

Flowers of Eritrea: The Complete List

Posted byby Flora
December 9, 2025
4 minute read

Explore the Flowers of Eritrea with this complete, curated list of 20 species. Each entry includes scientific name, regional distribution and typical bloom months to help botanists, gardeners and nature lovers identify native and cultivated blooms across Eritrea. Learn when and where these flowers appear and use the guide to spot, photograph, or cultivate Eritrean wildflowers.

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- Flowers

Flowers Of Mali: The Complete List

Posted byby Flora
December 9, 2025
8 minute read

This comprehensive list catalogs 48 Flowers of Mali, presenting each species with its scientific name, region or habitat, and flowering season. Ideal for botanists, gardeners, and nature lovers, the guide helps you identify Mali’s diverse floral species across Sahelian, Sudanian, and riverine habitats and plan visits or fieldwork by season.

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- reptiles

Arctic Reptiles

Posted byby Flora
December 9, 2025
1 minute read

This concise guide lists the arctic reptiles recorded closest to the pole, providing scientific names, northernmost recorded latitudes, and geographic ranges for each species. Learn how these rare, cold-adapted reptiles survive tundra conditions and where to find them, ideal for readers interested in herpetology, Arctic wildlife, biogeography, and conservation concerns.

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- Cats

Orange Cat Breeds: The Complete List

Posted byby Flora
December 9, 2025
5 minute read

Explore a complete list of 26 orange cat breeds, from classic orange tabbies to rare ginger varieties. This guide lists scientific names, common orange patterns, and countries of origin with quick ID tips to help you recognize and care for each breed.

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- Mushrooms

8 Ways to Identify Mushrooms Safely

Posted byby Flora
December 8, 2025
5 minute read

This guide outlines 8 practical, safety-first methods to identify mushrooms in the field — from spore prints and guidebooks to habitat, smell and microscopic tips. It serves as a hub linking to detailed posts on each method, offering step-by-step instructions, checklists and safety rules so novice and experienced foragers can identify mushrooms more confidently and avoid dangerous mistakes.

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- birds

10 Characteristics of Tropical Birds

Posted byby Flora
December 8, 2025
5 minute read

Explore the 10 defining characteristics of tropical birds — from vivid plumage and specialized beaks to unique calls, feeding strategies, and habitat preferences. This illustrated hub explains each trait and links to deeper posts for birdwatchers, students, and nature lovers who want clear, practical insights into what makes tropical species distinct.

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- Forests

10 Facts About Deciduous Forests

Posted byby Flora
December 8, 2025
5 minute read

Discover 10 essential facts about deciduous forests, covering seasonal leaf fall, dominant tree species, biodiversity, soil and nutrient cycles, and global distribution. This hub post links to in-depth articles on ecology, species profiles, human uses, threats, and conservation actions so you can explore each fact in detail and learn how to help protect these vital forests.

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- Invasive Species

Invasive Species in Washington: The Complete List

Posted byby Flora
December 8, 2025
8 minute read

A comprehensive catalog of 47 invasive species in Washington, covering plants, animals, and aquatic organisms. Each entry lists the scientific name, Washington status, and primary habitat, plus resources for identification and reporting. Essential for land managers, gardeners, and residents who want to protect Washington’s native ecosystems.

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