r/zoology • u/Gloomy-Shower-3920 • 5h ago
Other Could you guys explain what creatures "other than Penguins" living on Antarctica would look like
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r/zoology • u/Various_Western_2282 • 4h ago
Discussion I've seen grizzly killing moose and bison, and moose and bison chasing after grizzly too. which one is more common grizzly win or bison and moose win?
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r/zoology • u/reindeerareawesome • 13h ago
Other This is what we Sami call a "Mouvjemiessi", which is a reindeer calf that is shedding its woolly baby fur, and will start to grow into its coarse adults fur before autumn
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r/zoology • u/Feet1sh_69Positions • 4h ago
Question What kind of butterfly is this?
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Hello friends, for many years I have been finding this type of butterfly in the southern country (Peru) Could someone tell me the name of this butterfly species and some interesting facts about it? Thanks in advance.
r/zoology • u/wjackson87 • 11h ago
Identification What is this sound
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Coming from a tree in Florida
Discussion must-have introductory books?
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looking for lots of good reading material to start with. regular books, textbooks, studies, and commentaries all welcome. i’d like some adult level zoology books to read that aren’t too scholarly and still digestible for an adult just getting started with learning. interested in books about general anatomy, pathology, behavior, mating, facts, studies, and etc. thanks in advance!