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A former coastal ecology reporter, Felipe Alvarez is a news writer at Biology Insights covering marine conservation. Based in Peoria, Illinois, he previously reported for non-profit environmental news outlets and holds a master’s degree in science journalism.

What Do Snails Do for the Environment?Bugs
Is a Seal a Producer? Why They Are Consumers in the Ecosystem Environment
What Animal Is at the Top of the Food Chain in the Ocean?Aquatic
What Do Amazonian Manatees Eat? An Herbivore’s Diet Aquatic
Are Snails Endangered? Why Many Species Are at Risk Aquatic
Can Fish Eat Turtles? The Reality of This Interaction Aquatic
Are Blue Dragons Dangerous? What to Know About This Sea Slug Aquatic
Are Coelacanths Endangered? Their Conservation Status Aquatic
What Does a Marine Iguana Eat? Diet & Adaptations Reptiles
Why Is the Totoaba Fish So Expensive?Aquatic
Are Red Snapper Endangered? Their Conservation Status Aquatic
What Eats Ferns in the Rainforest?Botany
What Do Conch Snails Eat? The Diets of Different Species Aquatic
How Many Humphead Wrasse Are Left in the World?Aquatic
What Do Loggerheads Eat? Crushing Jaws & Hard-Shelled Prey Aquatic
What Does the Yangtze Finless Porpoise Eat?Aquatic
What Eats Green Sea Turtles? Predators & Other Threats Aquatic
Why Is the Sea Lion Endangered? The Main Reasons Aquatic
What Do Monk Seals Eat? A Look Into Their Diet & Habits Mammals
What Animals Live in Mangrove Forests?Aquatic
Are Narwhals Extinct? A Look at Their Conservation Status Aquatic
Are Sea Bunnies Endangered? A Look at Their Conservation Aquatic
Are Pufferfish Endangered? Conservation Status Explained Aquatic
How to Save Manatees and Protect Their Habitat Environment
Why Is This Marine Snail Called a Sea Butterfly?Aquatic
Are Hawaiian Monk Seals Dangerous to Humans?Aquatic
Why Are Sea Turtles So Important to the Ecosystem?Environment
How Many Sturgeon Are Left in the World?Aquatic
What Do Marine Iguanas Eat? Diet & Feeding Adaptations Reptiles
Is Coral a Producer, Consumer, or Decomposer?Aquatic