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The Monumental Monarch Migration

Monarch Butterfly
Monarch butterflies are more than just a beautiful sight. These impressive insects embark on a massive migratory journey from northern Read More…
Tagged Under insects, migration
March 24, 2021March 21, 2021 • Wildlife & Ecology

You’re in Heron Territory – Flashback Friday

heron
In today’s Flashback Friday, we explore above the water and into the skies, delving into the wonders of herons.  While quietly Read More…
Tagged Under birds, Tuolumne River
March 12, 2021February 23, 2021 • Wildlife & Ecology

Raccoons – Adaptable Bandits

racoon
As the notorious nocturnal bandits of the animal kingdom, raccoons are famous for the mask shaped markings on their faces. These cuddly looking Read More…
Tagged Under mammals
February 24, 2021February 25, 2021 • Wildlife & Ecology

Soft-bodied, Spineless Sea Nettles: The Perfect Predator

Sea nettle jelly Monterey Bay Aquarium
Pacific sea nettles may be spineless, but they are by no means defenseless. These large and beautiful “true jellies” of the Class Read More…
Tagged Under marine invertebrates, ocean
February 17, 2021 • Ocean & Bay-Delta, Wildlife & Ecology

Yellow-Bellied Marmot: Not Your Average Class Pet

Yellow bellied marmot
Despite their first impression, the yellow-bellied marmot is not an overfed hamster. These rodents are a member of the squirrel family, and Read More…
Tagged Under mammals
January 27, 2021January 28, 2021 • Wildlife & Ecology

Horned Lizards: Masters of Defense

Horned Lizard
With a crown of horns and ability to shoot blood from its eyes, the horned lizard is built for defense. The 16 living species in the genus Read More…
Tagged Under adaptation, reptiles
November 25, 2020November 18, 2020 • Wildlife & Ecology

Flashback Friday: Fascinating Flickers

northern-flicker
Today's Flashback Friday features a familiar feathered friend – the Northern Flicker. Learning how to identify common wildlife species Read More…
Tagged Under birds
November 20, 2020December 26, 2019 • Wildlife & Ecology

Gooseneck Barnacles: Diving in Head First

Gooseneck barnacles
While a crashing wave would make most people say, “Heads up!,” for barnacles it’s more like, “Feet up!” Barnacles are animals that Read More…
Tagged Under marine invertebrates, marine species, ocean
September 23, 2020September 23, 2020 • Wildlife & Ecology

Flashback Friday: Hawk Rescue

While FISHBIO has participated in a few animal rescues over the years, today's Flashback Friday is a look at our first raptor Read More…
Tagged Under birds
September 11, 2020December 26, 2019 • Wildlife & Ecology

Flashback Friday: Where Have All the Honeybees Gone?

Honeybee on sunflower
Today's Flashback Friday takes a look at the factors contributing to a historic decline in honeybee populations. With summer in full bloom, Read More…
August 14, 2020December 26, 2019 • Wildlife & Ecology
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