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A former children’s book editor, Estela Rivera is a staff writer at Biology Insights reporting on wildlife and youth nature education. Based in Cardiff, she entered the publishing industry in 2009 after receiving a BA in Primary Education. Rivera also worked as a feature writer for a regional publisher, highlighting remarkable bird species and animal records.

How Long Does a Seagull Live? Lifespan Facts Explained Birds
Can Puffins Fly in the Air & Why People Get Confused Birds
Who Eats Peacock? Predators and Human Consumption Birds
Are Turkeys Carnivores, Herbivores, or Omnivores?Birds
Are There Wild Chickens in the World?Pets & Farm
What Is a Scarlet Ibis? Its Habitat, Diet, and Features Birds
How Big Is a Shoebill Stork? Its True Size and Features Birds
Are Puffins Extinct? A Look at Their Conservation Status Birds
What Does a Flamingo Eat and Why Are They Pink?Birds
What Are Turkey Beards Made Of & What Is Their Purpose?Birds
Are Puffins and Penguins Actually Related?Birds
Why Did the Great Auk Seabird Go Extinct?Birds
What Actions Do Turkeys Take to Survive Their Environment?Birds
How Much Do Albatrosses Weigh? A Look at Their Mass Birds
How Fast Does a Swallow Fly? Average Speeds & Factors Birds
What Is the World’s Fastest Land Bird?Birds
What Is the World’s Biggest Bird, Past and Present?Birds
What Is a Nightjar & What Makes This Bird So Unique?Birds
Are Puffins Friendly? What to Know About Their Behavior Birds
Do Parrots Live in the Amazon Rainforest?Birds
Are Penguins in Africa? Where They Live & How They Thrive Birds
When Did Dodo Birds Go Extinct and Why?Birds
What Bird Is the King of the Sky and Why?Birds
Birds That Are Blue: Species & Why Their Feathers Are Blue Birds
Do Toucans Live in the Amazon Rainforest?Birds
What Is a Great Auk? The Story of an Extinct Seabird Birds
Who Lays the Biggest Eggs in the Animal Kingdom?Birds
What Is a Ptarmigan? The Master of Disguise Explained Birds
What a Group of Birds Is Called: From Flocks to Murders Zoology
Can a Shoebill Fly? The Truth About Their Slow Flight Birds