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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 26/08/2026

She wasn't just the Queen of Country, she was a legend. A legend among millions. She also helped bald eagles and pollinators, so, along with the rest on our Memorial Wall, she'll never be forgotten and her hard work will be carried forward by the people she inspired. Rest in peace, Dolly 🕊️

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 08/06/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 08/06/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 7 June 2026 🔵 Barn Owl The Barn owl can hunt using sound alone, even in complete darkness, even under a light layer of snow or brush. Its heart-shaped face helps funnel sounds to its ears, making it one of the most effective nocturnal predators on Earth! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 07/06/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 07/06/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 6 June 2026 ⚪ Atta cephalotes The Atta cephalotes harvests leaves to grow fungus underground. Its colonies can contain millions of ants and function like highly organized farming societies. They can carry leaves up to several times their own body weight! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 05/06/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 05/06/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 5 June 2026 🔵 North American Racer The North American racer is one of North America's fastest snakes. It hunts by sight during the day and, despite their species name having "constrictor", relies on speed rather than venom or constriction to catch prey! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 02/06/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 02/06/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 1 June 2026 🟢 James's Flamingo This flamingo lives on high-altitude Andean lakes more than 4,000 meters (13,000 feet) above sea level. Once thought extinct, it was rediscovered in the 1950s and remains one of the world's rarest flamingos! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 01/06/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 01/06/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 31 May 2026 🔵 Ruby-Throated Hummingbird The Ruby-throated hummingbird weighs only a few grams but can migrate hundreds of miles across the Gulf of Mexico. Its wings beat up to 50 times per second and its heart beating over 1200 times per minute! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 30/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 30/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 30 May 2026 🔵 The Boomslang The Boomslang is a tree-dwelling African snake with excellent eyesight and highly potent venom. Despite this, it is usually shy and prefers to avoid conflict. "Boomslang" comes from the Afrikaans word for "tree snake"! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 30/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 29 May 2026 🟡 Greenland Shark The Greenland shark is the longest-lived vertebrate on Earth. Some individuals may be nearly 400 years old, and they don't reach maturity until around 150 years of age, making them quite vulnerable to population declines. #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 28/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 28/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 28 May 2026 🟡 Monarch Butterfly The Monarch butterfly makes one of the longest migrations of any insect, traveling thousands of miles across North and Central America. Its caterpillars feed on milkweed, gaining chemical defenses against many predators. #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 28/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 28/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 27 May 2026 ⚪ Immortal Jellyfish The Immortal jellyfish can reverse its life cycle, transforming from an adult back into a juvenile stage. It’s biologically capable of avoiding death from aging. This species is being studied for cellular regeneration. #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 26/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 26/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 26 May 2026 ⚪ Cyphonia clavata The Cyphonia clavata is a bizarre treehopper with a strange “helmet” on its back that may mimic another insect or debris to confuse predators. They communicate via vibrations from the plant stem, and they drink their sap! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 23/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 23/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 23 May 2026 🟠 The Okapi The Okapi may look part zebra, but it’s actually the closest living relative of the giraffe. Its striped legs help camouflage it in the rainforest. They have a very long tongue capable of cleaning their own eyes and ears! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 17/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 17 May 2026 ⚫ Northern White Rhino The Northern white rhinoceros is functionally extinct due to heavy poaching, with only two females remaining alive today. Scientists are now attempting to save the subspecies using advanced reproductive technology. #whiterhino #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 17/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 17/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 16 May 2026 🔵 Fleischmann's Glass Frog The Fleischmann's glass frog, from Central and northern South America, has a transparent underside that reveals many of its internal organs. It even hides red blood cells while resting to become more transparent! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 16/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 16/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 15 May 2026 🟡 Long-Tailed Pangolin The long-tailed pangolin is a tree-climbing pangolin with the longest tail relative to body size of any pangolin. It feeds on ants using a long sticky tongue. It's highly arboreal, spending much of its life in trees! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 13/05/2026

I want to clarify that our initiative has nothing to do with politics, and we wish to avoid all political debates and misconduct. We're an ecological institution, and we have no place in that matter. I kindly ask that you do not associate us with politics or cause debates in our community. Thanks! 🦊

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 12/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 12/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 11 May 2026 🔵 Electric Eel The Electric eel can generate up to 600 volts to hunt and defend itself. Despite its name, it isn’t a true eel; it’s a type of knifefish! They obtain much of their oxygen from the air, so they regularly resurface to breathe! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 11/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 11/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 10 May 2026 ⚪ Japanese Spider Crab The Japanese spider crab has the largest leg span of any arthropod, up to 3.65 meters (12 feet) wide. Despite its appearance, it’s mostly a slow-moving deep-sea scavenger! Some can live for up to 100 years! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 10/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 10/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 9 May 2026 ⚪ Zebra Mantis Shrimp The Zebra mantis shrimp is a powerful ambush predator with spear-like limbs and some of the most advanced eyes in the animal kingdom, detecting polarized light and a wider range of wavelengths that are beyond human vision! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 09/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 09/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 8 May 2026 🔵 Naked Mole-Rat The Naked mole-rat lives in eusocial colonies that, just like bees and ants, are ruled by a queen. It’s resistant to cancer, survives low oxygen, and can live over 30 years, extremely long for a rodent. A remarkable feat for it! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 07/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 07/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 6 May 2026 ⚪ Thistledown Velvet Ant The Thistledown velvet ant is actually a wasp covered in white fuzz. Like other velvet ants, males have wings, while females do not... but females are capable of delivering a painful sting that really packs a punch! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 05/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 5 May 2026 ⚪ Bird Dropping Spider This species looks like bird droppings to stay hidden, and lures moths by mimicking pheromones before catching them with sticky silk. Although not well accessed, it's classified as introduced and naturalized by New Zealand. #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 04/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 04/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 4 May 2026 🟡 Spectral Tarsier The Spectral tarsier from Sulawesi has eyes as big as its brain, can rotate its head nearly 360°, and uses ultrasonic waves beyond the range of human hearing to communicate with each other while remaining hidden from predators! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 03/05/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 03/05/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 3 May 2026 🔵 The Hoatzin The Hoatzin digests leaves through fermentation, like a cow, giving it the nickname “stinkbird.” Chicks even have claws on their wings to climb across the swampy Amazon and Orinoco River basins in South America! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 28/04/2026

Vulpera's team is on break as we await new potential partnerships and members! Animal of the Day posts will resume on Sunday, 3rd May! Thank you all for your unwavering support toward the collective, we could not have done this without you! 🦊

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 24/04/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 23 April 2026 🔵 Star-nosed Mole The Star-nosed mole has a 22-tentacled nose packed with sensors, making it one of the fastest eaters on Earth. It can even smell underwater! Moles naturally have very poor eyesight, so they rely on their senses to get around! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 22/04/2026

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 22/04/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 22 April 2026 🟢 Pirapitinga / Red-bellied Pacu The Pirapitinga is a pacu with human-like teeth used to crush fruit and seeds. Found in the Amazon, it helps forests grow by spreading seeds. Often mistaken for piranhas, but they're their own species! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 22/04/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 21 April 2026 🔴 Attenborough's Long-beaked Echidna The Attenborough's long-beaked echidna is a rare egg-laying mammal from Indonesia. Once feared extinct, it went undocumented for 62 years before recently being rediscovered in the wild in 2023! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 21/04/2026

Animal of the Day 🐾 20 April 2026 ⚪ Sea Pig The sea pig is a deep-sea cucumber that “walks” along the ocean floor on tube-like legs. It feeds on marine snow and helps recycle nutrients in the deep ocean. It's also a hermaphrodite, meaning it reproduces indirectly in the water! #animaloftheday

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Vulpera Ecological Collective @vulperaeco.org · 20/04/2026

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