A Wild Leap of Faith!
Sure dolphins and whales are able to co-exist in the same habitat, but it also seems that they just might be friends too. The humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) and bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncates) particularly were seen frolicking about and playing…
A Flight With Light: Mating in Photinus ignitus fireflies
A Flight With Light: Mating in Photinus ignitus fireflies Fireflies are winged-beetles found in temperate and tropical environments, which illuminate light (bioluminescence, a chemical reaction) from their abdomen (Cratsley et al 2003: 135). What distinguishes then are the ways…
Returning to their Roots
When growing up, we have always been taught to appreciate own roots. Well, the Salmo salar, or better known as the Atlantic Salmon, brings that saying to an all new level. Born in freshwater rivers, the Salmo salar only stays…
The relationship between Nemo and anemone
The Amphiprion percula, also known as the clown anemonefish is made famous by the Pixar movie, “Finding Nemo”. However, not many know that the clown anemonefish can dance too! It belongs to the Family Pomacentridae and “are in the subgroup…
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