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Joshua Bernal is a biology editor at Biology Insights who oversees content on global wildlife habitats and biomes. He structures animal profiles to show how species interact within distinct ecosystems. Bernal produced reference texts and educational materials for regional publishers in the past. Living in Amherst, Massachusetts, he bowls in a weekly neighborhood league.

What Do Elephant Shrews Eat? Their Diet & Foraging Habits Mammals
What Animal Has the Most Bones in the Animal Kingdom?Zoology
When Does a Baby Kangaroo Leave Its Mother?Mammals
Do Rhinos Eat Grass? A Look at Grazers and Browsers Mammals
How Fast Can a Zebra Run? Plus, Adaptations for Speed Mammals
What Animals Live in the Rainforest Understory?Zoology
How Many Bones in the Neck of a Giraffe?Mammals
Kuromi’s Species: What Kind of Animal Is She?Zoology
What Animals Eat Bamboo in the Rainforest?Mammals
Do Rhinos Have Fur? The Answer About Their Hair and Skin Mammals
What Animals Are Found in the Desert?Zoology
Do Otters Have Paws? Their Structure and Unique Uses Aquatic
How Kangaroos Give Birth and Raise Their Joeys Mammals
Are Tanuki Endangered? A Look at Their Conservation Status Mammals
Slother or Sloth? What to Know About This Unique Animal Mammals
How Long Is a Zebra Pregnant? Gestation Period Facts Mammals
What Is Animalia? Defining the Animal Kingdom Zoology
What Biome Does a Platypus Live In?Environment
What Do Animals in the Rainforest Eat?Zoology
What Is a Reticulated Giraffe? Characteristics & Habitat Mammals
What Animals Live in the Canopy Layer?Zoology
Where Does a Cheetah Sleep? Locations and Resting Habits Mammals
What Animals Live in Tropical Climates?Zoology
What Animals Have More Than Two Eyes?Zoology
Do Lions Have Fleas? The Reality of These Pests Mammals
When Does a Baby Kangaroo Leave the Pouch for the First Time?Mammals
Is a Jackal a Dog? Key Differences & Similarities Mammals
What Animals Live in the Deciduous Forest?Environment
What Is the Scientific Name for a Tiger?Zoology
How Big Is a Baby Sloth? Newborn Size and Growth Facts Mammals