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Georgia Knox

Georgia Knox is a staff reporter at Biology Insights with a focus on unusual animal biology. Based in Victoria, British Columbia, she produced audio segments for a regional public radio station and later wrote digital features. Knox received a BA in communications and reports on evolutionary adaptations and lesser-known mammals.

What Animals Are Closely Related to Raccoons?Zoology
What Animal Sounds Like a Baby Crying in the Woods?Mammals
How Many Animal Species Are Actually Monogamous?Zoology
What Place on Earth Has the Most Animals?Environment
Are Shrews Venomous and Dangerous to Humans?Mammals
What Color Are Badgers? From Stripes to Rare Variations Mammals
What Are Dormice? Their Habits, Habitat, and Hibernation Mammals
Can a Fisher Cat Kill a Human?Mammals
Big Animals That Are Harmless to Humans Zoology
Are Javelinas Related to Hippos? A Look at Their Lineage Mammals
Are There Squirrels in France? Native & Introduced Species Mammals
What Are Feral Animals? From Domestic to Wild Zoology
How Many Red Foxes Are Left in the World?Mammals
Why the Wombat Has a Backward-Facing Pouch Mammals
Japanese Badger: Diet, Habitat, and Unique Facts Mammals
What Are Shrews? Defining These Misunderstood Mammals Mammals
What Is a Yeti Animal? The Science Behind the Legend Zoology
10 Animals That Kill Themselves for Survival Zoology
Do Mountain Goats Ever Fall to Their Death?Mammals
What Do Arctic Foxes Eat? Prey, Diet & Seasonal Habits Mammals
Where Are Feral Pigs Originally From?Mammals
What Are the Red Panda’s Adaptations for Survival?Mammals
How Do Chinchillas Survive in the Wild?Mammals
How Many Mammal Species Are There—and Why It’s Growing Zoology
What Is the Scariest Animal? From Lethal to Primal Zoology
What Is the Shyest Animal in the World?Zoology
Is a Shrew a Herbivore? Explaining Its True Diet Mammals
Are Porcupines Smart? A Look at Their Intelligence Mammals
Do River Otters Eat Snakes?Mammals
What Animals Kill for No Reason?Zoology