Dive into the complete list of 69 Mammals of the Czech Republic, from lynx and red deer to bats and hedgehogs. Each entry provides scientific name, IUCN and Czech status, and typical size (kg/cm), making this a practical reference for students, naturalists, and travelers interested in Czech wildlife.
This post lists 29 wetland mammals with scientific names, geographic ranges, and the wetland types they inhabit (marshes, swamps, bogs, and riparian zones). Ideal for students, naturalists, and conservationists, the list highlights common and lesser-known species and where to find them — explore the full list to learn more.
Explore the Mammals of Malta with this complete checklist of 21 species. Each entry includes scientific name, conservation status and where to find them across Malta’s islands — ideal for nature lovers and researchers.
Explore the complete list of Mammals of Latvia — a comprehensive, illustrated catalogue of 55 species with scientific names, typical sizes, and habitat occurrence. Perfect for naturalists and wildlife enthusiasts who want accurate identification, distribution details and quick spotting tips across Latvia’s forests, wetlands and coasts.
Explore seven essential adaptations that enable flying mammals—especially bats—to fly, navigate, and thrive. This hub summarizes each adaptation (wings and wing shape, lightweight skeleton, echolocation, metabolic changes, sensory specializations, reproductive strategy, and roosting behavior) and links to detailed posts for readers who want anatomy, behavior, and evolutionary context.
This comprehensive list presents 50 notable Grassland Mammals, each with scientific name, typical weight (kg), and geographic range. Ideal for students, educators, and wildlife enthusiasts, the post offers quick-reference facts and distribution notes on species from small rodents to large grazers.
This comprehensive post lists all 60 Mammals of the Netherlands, providing scientific names, conservation status, and where each species is found. Ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, students, and conservationists seeking a concise, reliable reference to native, resident and occasional mammals across Dutch forests, dunes, wetlands and coastal waters.
Explore the complete list of 49 Mammals of Denmark, each entry including scientific name, conservation status, and size (weight in kg; length in cm). This comprehensive guide helps nature lovers, students, and conservationists identify native and transient mammals, learn distribution and population notes, and discover where to spot them across Denmark’s forests, coasts, and countryside.
Explore a complete, authoritative list of the 75 Mammals of Burundi, with scientific names, IUCN conservation status, and detailed Burundi range & habitat notes. Ideal for researchers, conservationists, and nature lovers seeking up-to-date information on the country’s mammalian biodiversity and conservation priorities.