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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.

Are Wombats and Capybaras Related?
Why Are Foxes Red? The Science Behind Their Color
Can a Quokka Kill You? The Real Risks Explained
What Is the Biggest Squirrel in the World?
What Is a Babirusa? The Wild Pig With Curved Tusks
Do Foxes Eat Owls? The Rare Predation Explained
Do Binturongs Really Smell Like Popcorn?
Are Sloths Marsupials? The Biological Differences Explained
Which Animal Sleeps 22 Hours a Day and Why?
Are Red Pandas Warm or Cold Blooded?
What Do Gray Foxes Eat? A Look at Their Omnivorous Diet
Do Foxes Eat Squirrels? A Look at Their Hunting Habits
How Does a Hedgehog Protect Itself?
What Is a Kinkajou? Facts About the Rainforest Mammal
What Do Badgers Eat? A Look at Their Diet
Do Foxes Eat Pigs? The Truth About Fox Predation
Are Fishers Mean? Explaining Their Fierce Reputation
How Far Can a Tiger Hear?
What Is the Biggest Animal in the Rainforest?
Do Weasels Eat Rats? A Look at Their Hunting Habits
What Is the Loudest Land Animal in the World?
Are Badgers Nice? Understanding Their True Temperament
What Strange Adaptation Does the Tufted Deer Have?
Are Capybaras Really Friends With All Animals?
Do Porcupines Roll Into a Ball for Defense?
Are European Badgers Dangerous to Humans?
Do Foxes Eat Slugs? A Look at Their Opportunistic Diet
Are Foxes Scavengers? Explaining Their Opportunistic Diet
What Are Sables? The Animal Behind the World’s Most Valuable Fur
Are Capybaras Warm-Blooded? Their Temperature Control