January 2026 - Page 8 of 29

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- Invasive Species

Invasive Species in Cape Verde: The Complete List

Posted byby Flora
January 27, 2026
3 minute read

Explore the complete list of Invasive Species in Cape Verde, detailing ten of the most harmful introduced plants and animals, the islands they occupy, and the type and severity of ecological impacts. This concise guide explains where species like feral cats and rats threaten native biodiversity and outlines priorities for monitoring and control to protect Cape Verde’s unique island ecosystems.

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- plants

List of Plants of Micronesia

Posted byby Flora
January 27, 2026
5 minute read

Explore 29 Plants of Micronesia in this comprehensive list, with scientific names, range & habitat notes, and typical heights. Ideal for botanists, conservationists, students and travelers, it offers quick identification details and distribution info for Micronesian coastal palms, breadfruit, pandanus and native forest species for research, fieldwork or nature appreciation.

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- Vegetables

7 Differences Between Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes

Posted byby Flora
January 27, 2026
5 minute read

Curious how potatoes and sweet potatoes differ? This post outlines seven key differences — nutrition, flavor, cooking methods, texture, storage, cost, and uses — with linked deep dives to help you choose the right tuber for your recipes and diet.

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- Primates

8 Differences Between Chimpanzees and Bonobos

Posted byby Flora
January 27, 2026
5 minute read

Curious how chimpanzees and bonobos differ? This hub summarizes 8 key differences — from social structure, mating systems and aggression to tool use, diet, communication and conservation — and links to in-depth, science-backed posts for each topic. Ideal for students, educators, and wildlife enthusiasts seeking a clear comparative overview.

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- Marine Mammals

7 Facts About Marine Mammal Migration

Posted byby Flora
January 27, 2026
5 minute read

Curious about marine mammal migration? This post presents 7 essential facts about marine mammal migration — from seasonal routes and navigation techniques to energy costs and human threats — and serves as a hub linking to in-depth posts on whales, seals, dolphins, and conservation strategies.

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- Pollination

8 Facts About Plant Pollinator Interactions

Posted byby Flora
January 27, 2026
4 minute read

Explore eight essential facts about plant pollinator interactions — from pollinator roles and co-evolution to threats, seasonal patterns, and how gardeners can support pollinators. This hub summarizes key science-backed insights and links to in-depth guides on bees, butterflies, bats, and plants so you can learn practical conservation steps and planting tips.

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- amphibians

List of Amphibians of The Gambia

Posted byby Flora
January 27, 2026
3 minute read

This post provides a concise list of the 9 amphibians of the Gambia, showing scientific names, typical snout–vent length (SVL cm), and IUCN conservation status. Ideal for naturalists and students, the guide includes identification notes and conservation highlights to help you learn more about Amphibians of the Gambia.

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- Flora

Plants of Nauru: The Complete List

Posted byby Flora
January 26, 2026
5 minute read

This comprehensive list catalogs 29 plants of Nauru with scientific names, nativity (native or introduced), and typical habitats across the island. Perfect for botanists, travelers, and conservationists seeking a clear, authoritative reference on Nauru’s coastal and inland flora.

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- Dog Breeds

The Complete List of Silky Dog Breeds

Posted byby Flora
January 26, 2026
5 minute read

This complete list of silky dog breeds covers 19 breeds, from Yorkshire and Silky Terriers to Maltese, Afghan Hound and Coton de Tulear. Each entry includes scientific name, size (weight and height), coat and grooming details (texture, length, weekly grooming time) and shedding level — perfect for owners and adopters seeking a silky-coated companion.

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