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Donna Young Page 5

On the biology team at Biology Insights, Donna Young is a staff writer covering animal behaviour. She previously wrote for youth magazines and developed learning materials for primary schools. Young, who lives in Cork and stays outdoors regardless of the season, holds a BSc in biology from Trinity College Dublin.

What Does It Mean When You See a Lot of Bunnies?Mammals
Do Reptiles Have Backbones? Explaining the Vertebrate Group Reptiles
What Animals Can Get Pregnant Without a Male?Zoology
What Animal Makes a Laughing Sound at Night?Mammals
Which Animal Eats Itself When Hungry?Aquatic
What Animal Is Silent but Deadly?Aquatic
What Color Is a Mole Animal?Mammals
Do Animals Have Names for Each Other?Zoology
How Animals Protect Themselves: Nature’s Defense Mechanisms Zoology
What Animals Can Fly That Are Not Birds?Zoology
What Animals Smell Like Death and Why Zoology
What Does a Hedgehog Look Like? A Detailed Description Mammals
What Is Special About a Mountain Gorilla’s Nose?Mammals
Do Giraffes Have Blue Tongues? The Science Explained Mammals
What Animals Are Pink and Why? The Science Explained Zoology
What Is the Most Graceful Animal in the World?Zoology
What Kinds of Waste Do Animals Produce?Environment
What Animals Can Talk Like Humans?Zoology
What Do Koalas Do for Fun? A Look at Their Behavior Mammals
Why Are Orangutans Fat? The Science Behind Their Bulk Mammals
Animals That Are Sweet but Fierce Zoology
Why Are Tigers Orange? The Science of Their Camouflage Biology
What Do Rhinos Use Their Horns For?Mammals
What Color Are Gorillas? From Black to Silver Mammals
What Animal Makes No Sound? The Truth About Silent Creatures Zoology
What Is the Largest Group of Vertebrates?Zoology
Are There Monkeys in Iceland? An Ecological Explanation Environment
What Does Reptile Mean? Defining the Class Reptilia Reptiles
Are Reindeer Real? The Science Behind the Myth Mammals
What Do Gorillas Do All Day? A Look at Their Daily Routine Mammals