The most straightforward answer to that question is no. Pretty much all house sparrows prefer to remain in one location and live a very sedentary life. In effect, they do not tend to move around very much and they can remain in the same place throughout the year. House sparrows often remain within one to … Read more
Humans have always existed together with wildlife on planet earth, and that includes insects. Unfortunately, recent studies have shown that one-third of the insect population is at risk of extinction. Insects are getting extinct at an estimation of 2.5% every year. This means that in the next few years, we may lose up to 50% … Read more
In the past 5 to 6 decades, butterflies have significantly decreased alongside bees and other small wildlife organisms. Butterflies have been in existence for thousands of years. Usually, they are seen fluttering around in gardens. However, a butterfly isn’t a common garden sight as it used to be decades ago. The decline in the number … Read more
It is no news that the hedgehog[1] population have experienced a significant decline in number within the past few decades and the numbers keep dropping. Hedgehogs are a well-known part of the extensive mammal kingdom. They are small creatures, usually brown with spines made of keratin all over their back and pointy snouts. They come … Read more