Ecology Blueprints

*|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|*   Golden-Fronted Woodpeckers can be found in Texas and Oklahoma in the United States, and throughout eastern Mexico and the northern part of Central America.

Paws are really important for animals – especially for dogs. They help protect them from the surfaces they stand on, help them balance, and navigate the world.

If you have any birds that come to your backyard, you’ve probably seen a Downy Woodpecker. These woodpeckers are both the most common and smallest species of woodpecker in the region of North America.

Invasive species can be a big problem. Invasive species tend to take away resources from the native species in the environment and can make it very difficult for them to survive in their natural habitat.

These birds can be found in tropical forests on the islands of Batanta and Waigeo, which are off the coast of West Papua.

Have you ever wondered which carnivores have the strongest bite? Scientists have certainly wondered about this and have done several studies to figure out who wins the title of having the strongest bite.

Just like the Lesser Yellow-headed Vulture, they’re considered to be of least concern. They also look very similar to the Lesser Yellow-headed Vulture, with black feathers and a yellow head that has some shades of red and blue.

While these foxes may most commonly be seen with red fur, they can have silver or black fur in some instances.

These vultures can be found in savanna habitats.  They have a great sense of smell and will often fly low over the ground when they’re hunting for food.

Spinner dolphins have incredible acrobatic ability – they will jump out of the water and spin around in the air before they fall back into the water.

White-headed vultures, Trigonoceps occipitalis, are found in Sub-Saharan Africa – usually in wildlife preserves or national parks.

Have you heard about the Island Fox? They’re endemic to the Channel Islands, which are off the coast of California.