High in the Amazon rainforest, scientists have set up artificial nest boxes fitted with cameras to observe the secret lives of macaws.
In this episode of Stranger Creatures, we explore some of the Amazon rainforest’s most bizarre fungi, including the infamous “zombie” fungus.
The Amazon rainforest is home to tens of thousands of different moth species, and they come in every color, shape, and size.
Thanks to new technology, scientists can now attach tiny devices called biologgers to slippery stingrays.
The Campbell’s keeled glass-snail was once thought to be extinct. Then researchers discovered a wild population in 2020.
They make the bubbles from sap, pee, and air, which they push out their rear end.
In the Peruvian Amazon, the tiny trashline decoy spider builds a disguise on its web — a line of leaves, dead insects, and silk. Watch the video to learn more!
Watch the latest episode of Stranger Creatures to meet insects that look like leaves and moths that look like wasps.
Can a viral baby hippo help save her species? This explainer looks at whether animal celebrities really help conservation.
Did you know some birds build cities in the treetops? Watch the latest episode of Stranger Creatures to learn more.
Neither spider nor scorpion, a whip spider is a distinct type of arachnid.
As their cloud forest gets warmer, salamanders are climbing high into trees to find cool, moist new homes.