Also in the One Species at a Time ~ The Encyclopedia of Life series

Sulfur tuft fungus and Cleft-footed amanita ~ Hypholoma fasciculare and Amanita brunnescens (00:05:28)
From: Atlantic Public Media

Working under cover, it sends its ghostly tendrils into almost every corner of the terrestrial world.

Corpse Flower ~ Amorphophallus (00:05:29)
From: Atlantic Public Media

When you think of charismatic megaflora, chances are you have in mind something majestic, like a towering Sequoia, or something ancient, like a Joshua tree. But a plant with ...

Marabou Stork ~ Leptoptilos crumeniferus (00:05:30)
From: Atlantic Public Media

The marabou stork of southern Africa isn’t much to look at—it’s large, ungainly, and bald like a vulture, with a nasty appetite for carrion.

Arctic Tern ~Sterna paradisaea (00:05:38)
From: Atlantic Public Media

A lifetime of migration: equal the distance to the moon and back, three times.

Mydas Fly ~ Eremomidas arabicus (00:05:25)
From: Atlantic Public Media

Water in the desert is not always an oasis. A cautionary tale from the United Arab Emirates

Starlings ~ Sturnus vulgaris (00:06:06)
From: Atlantic Public Media

A story in two acts of the starling: omnivorous, gregarious, adaptable, and highly successful in its adopted land.

Ugandan Butterflies ~ Pieridae (00:05:01)
From: Atlantic Public Media

Measuring change in a landscape by the span of a butterfly's wings

Sanibel Shells ~ Epitonium angulatum (00:05:38)
From: Atlantic Public Media

Smaller than a grain of rice..

Sea Grapes ~ Caulerpa racemosa variety cylindracea (00:05:27)
From: Atlantic Public Media

“Sea grapes” may sound like something Poseidon would snack on, but names can be deceiving. This is a killer algae.

Greenland Shark ~ Somniosus microcephalus (00:05:34)
From: Atlantic Public Media

Surviving the Arctic ice water

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