Bobcat
Lynx rufus
The bobcat is a short-tailed North American felid that uses many different environments. Its adaptability should not obscure its need for cover, …
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Lynx rufus
The bobcat is a short-tailed North American felid that uses many different environments. Its adaptability should not obscure its need for cover, …
Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Saccharomyces cerevisiae is a budding yeast associated with both natural substrates and human fermentation. Its single-celled growth form makes it a fungus …
Ursus arctos
Brown bears are large omnivores with a prominent shoulder hump and powerful forelimbs. Their diets and seasonal routines change with the foods …
Speothos venaticus
The bush dog is a compact South American canid associated with forests and wet landscapes. Its build and cooperative behavior differ markedly …
Lynx canadensis
The Canada lynx is a northern forest cat with a close ecological connection to snowshoe hares. Changes in hare abundance can influence …
Vulpes chama
The Cape fox is a small southern African canid associated with open, dry country. It is a true fox in Vulpes and …
Caracal caracal
The caracal is a solitary hunter of wooded, scrubby and open landscapes. It is often recognized by its ear tufts, but its …
Acinonyx jubatus
The cheetah is a lightly built cat whose hunting style differs from the heavy ambush approach of many other felids. Its long …
Neofelis nebulosa
The mainland clouded leopard is a forest cat whose striking markings are only one part of its specialization. Its climbing ability links …
Sequoia sempervirens
The coast redwood is an evergreen conifer of the Pacific coast of North America. Its forests develop in a moist coastal climate …
Pteridium aquilinum
Common Bracken is a fern whose familiar canopy of divided fronds is connected to a much larger underground system. Rhizomes persist between …
Lumbricus terrestris
This large earthworm maintains deep burrows and pulls surface litter into the soil. Its activity mixes organic material with mineral soil and …