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Are Humans Helping or Hurting Wildlife More in 2026?
Humans are capable of both saving and destroying wildlife at the same time. From conservation programs to pollution and habitat destruction, I started wondering whether humans are actually helping wildlife more than harming it in 2026.

Dame
3 days ago3 min read


What Animal Mothers Can Teach Us About Love, Protection, and Growing Up
Mother’s Day made me start thinking about something I usually overlook in nature: animal mothers. The more I researched them, the more I realized many animals protect, teach, and care for their young in ways that honestly feel surprisingly familiar to humans.

Dame
4 days ago4 min read


Do Animals Sense Something We Don’t?
Animals were never afraid of my older sister.
Even when she laughed loudly, stomped, or suddenly ran toward them, they stayed instead of running away.
After noticing this for years, I started wondering if animals see humans differently than we think they do.

Dame
May 73 min read


Different Minds in Nature: What This Series Showed
A concluding reflection on animal behavior differences and how patterns, interaction, and perception shape how animals experience the world.

Dame
May 72 min read


Different Senses, Different Worlds: How Animals Experience the Environment
How animals experience the world differently through senses, perception, and environment.

Dame
May 43 min read


Repetition in the Wild: Patterns, Survival, and Meaning
Explore repetitive behavior in animals and how patterns, learning, and environment shape survival strategiesanimal repeating movement pattern showing repetitive behavior linked to learning or survival

Dame
Apr 273 min read


Social vs. Solitary: Why Some Animals (and People) Need Space
Why some animals live in groups while others live alone and what that means for survival.

Dame
Apr 202 min read


Different Doesn’t Mean Random: Why Animals Behave in Unexpected Ways
Explore why animals behave differently and how patterns, environment, and survival shape behavior in the wild.

Dame
Apr 132 min read


How Animals Experience the World
Explore how animals experience the world differently through behavior, patterns, and sensory perception in this wildlife science series.

Dame
Apr 62 min read


Different Minds: Growing Up With Autism and What Animals Taught Me About Behavior.
A personal reflection on growing up with autism and how observing animals offers a different way to understand behavior and the world.

Dame
Mar 312 min read


How Do Scientists Study Animal Behavior?
Animals don’t act randomly. Discover how scientists study animal behavior through observation, patterns, and experiments—and what these actions reveal about survival and evolution.

Dame
Mar 243 min read


How Marine Animals Think
Marine animals don’t think like humans. Discover how dolphins, whales, and octopuses communicate, solve problems, and adapt to life in the ocean.

Dame
Mar 172 min read


How Do Whales Navigate 10,000 Miles Across the Pacific Ocean?
How do whales travel thousands of miles across the Pacific Ocean? Explore how whale migration works and the strategies behind long-distance navigation.

Dame
Mar 113 min read


Unleashing the Power of Wetlands.
Wetlands play a critical role in ecosystems by filtering water, reducing flooding, and supporting biodiversity.

Dame
Mar 33 min read


Were Horses the Original Earth-Friendly Technology?
In honor of the Year of the Horse, let’s take a closer look at how these animals powered trade, migration, and industry

Dame
Feb 233 min read


Love the Earth and Ocean? Protect It.
Valentine’s Day recently passed, and it usually encourages showing love and gratitude to people who matter in your life. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized care does not only apply to humans. Humans can also show care toward pets, wildlife, the ocean, and the Earth itself. One thing I keep coming back to is how easy it is to feel disconnected from environmental problems because they seem so large. Climate change, pollution, and damage to ecosystems can somet

Dame
Feb 193 min read


What Whale Mothers Taught Me About Parenting
A mom reflects on what humpback whale mothers taught her about parenting, guidance, and learning alongside a child who loves the ocean.
Clare
Feb 162 min read


Marine Protected Areas: Are They Effective?
Marine Protected Areas, or MPAs, are regions of oceans, beaches, lakes, or other bodies of water that are protected for conservation, biodiversity, cultural importance, and marine resources. One of the main goals of Marine Protected Areas is to preserve or increase biodiversity within ecosystems that are affected by human activity. The more I researched Marine Protected Areas, the more I realized there are very different opinions about whether they are actually effective. Som

Dame
Feb 93 min read


Wildly Curious: Why I Started Dame’s Wild World
A student - driven exploration of wildlife, environmental science, and the diverse systems that keep our planet alive.

Dame
Feb 92 min read


Are Zoos and Aquariums Helping Animals or Just Entertaining Humans?
Growing up, I always thought zoos and aquariums were just places people visited for fun. You go with your family, look at animals you normally would never see in real life, maybe learn a few facts, and then leave. But the older I got, the more I started thinking about what zoos and aquariums actually are. Are they mainly helping conservation? Or are they mostly entertainment for humans? Honestly, I still think the answer is complicated. Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium (

Dame
Feb 13 min read
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