Tag Archives: nature

The Red Ape: Orangutan

Posted on August 9, 2026 by Charles Yallowitz

(Another post from 2022.  I wasn’t doing animal facts at this point.  It was all about bringing attention to endangered animals and stirring people to research.) I’m enjoying these animals posts, so I figured I’d do another.  Today, I thought … Continue reading →

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The 7 Sea Turtles

Posted on August 2, 2026 by Charles Yallowitz

(Post from long ago that started the Animal posts.  Way back in 2022 as well.) So, I was in a classroom and noticed a poster.  I’d seen it before multiple times, but a new thought clicked in my head: There … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: Animals

Posted on July 26, 2026 by Charles Yallowitz

I’ve made a lot of animal posts over the years.  It’s created many conversations, especially when it’s an endangered animal.  Today, I’m just going to pose some questions about animals.  Might learn something interesting. What is your favorite wild animal? … Continue reading →

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Fish That Can’t Swim

Posted on July 12, 2026 by Charles Yallowitz

Months ago, I read that there are fish who can’t swim.  I found this very interesting since most people assume swimming is required to be a fish.  Then again, not all birds fly and not all mammals give birth to … Continue reading →

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Rare Flowers of the World

Posted on July 5, 2026 by Charles Yallowitz

I realized that I’m always talking about animals, which is because that’s an area of interest for me.  Yet, nature also has plenty of flowers.  I’m going to try to do a few scattered about if I can think of … Continue reading →

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Why Are There So Many Lemurs?

Posted on June 28, 2026 by Charles Yallowitz

There are about 100 species of lemur and they all live on Madagascar.  This is the 4th largest island in the world and is about the size of France.  Still, being the only location for ALL 100-ish species of lemur … Continue reading →

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The Frigatebirds: The Ones With the Red Balloons

Posted on June 7, 2026 by Charles Yallowitz

What is a frigatebird?  You may have seen pictures of these tropical birds.  They are black with forked tails and long, hooked beaks.  The females have white underbellies while the males have red ‘gular pouch’.  This pouch is what they … Continue reading →

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World Parrot Day: The Illegal Parrot Trade

Posted on May 31, 2026 by Charles Yallowitz

Last time I went to the Bronx Zoo, I saw a sign in the World of Birds.  It stated that for every parrot that is smuggled into the country, 10 die.  Later that day, I was looking for May holidays … Continue reading →

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Plant Defenses

Posted on May 17, 2026 by Charles Yallowitz

Plants can’t move, which means them easy targets for hungry animals.  Yet, they aren’t defenseless.  There are tons of weapons scattered about the Plant Kingdom to help them survive. Bark– Some plants have this hard, armor-like outer covering to protect … Continue reading →

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International Wild Koala Day

Posted on May 3, 2026 by Charles Yallowitz

(I made a post about koalas on July 7th, 2024.  Since it’s their holiday, I thought it would be better to just repost it instead of doing something new.  Call it lazy or call it recycling.  Your choice.) The koala … Continue reading →

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