The buttonquail is from a “notoriously cryptic and unobtrusive family of birds.”
Wild Bird Club of the Philippines President Michael Lu asked a question that naturally came to my mind: “What if this was the last of its species?”
Images.
The buttonquail is from a “notoriously cryptic and unobtrusive family of birds.”
Wild Bird Club of the Philippines President Michael Lu asked a question that naturally came to my mind: “What if this was the last of its species?”
Images.
Perhaps, while in Denver, President Obama will address the need to fund certain conservation efforts we have our eye on? Images.
The hunters described it as having huge leathery wings like a bat, but with a long thin beak full of teeth and stood as big as a man.
Bill Gibbons sends along a report about two active 2009 MonsterQuest expeditions.
Some people see a dark cloud over any good news, and anyone who has read Paul Ehrlich for any length of time knows of his negative spin on most biological and animal news. For me, I have a different view.
When you’re in one of them, you can hardly imagine the other. Images. Link to slideshow.
This contribution to cryptozoology is remarkable, as it concerns the prediction, from phytobiology and ecology (i.e. from circumstancial evidence only), of an unknown moth (at the level of the subspecies), the existence and the identification of which have been experimentally confirmed a posteriori.
There is breaking broadcast and distribution news about this new documentary.
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