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Spencer Moore is a senior science writer at Biology Insights with an emphasis on wildlife adaptation. Based in Evanston, Illinois, he spent several years as a field biology researcher before entering environmental journalism. Moore now reports on the physiological traits that allow animals to survive harsh environmental conditions and extreme climates.

What Animals Take Dust Baths and Why Do They Do It?
What Animals Live in the Sahara Desert?
What Animals Eat Agave Plants and Why They Do It
What Animals Travel Alone and Why They Prefer Solitude
Do Animals Get Struck by Lightning?
Which Animals Can Roll Into a Ball and Why They Do It
What Animals Eat Poop and Why They Do It
What Animals Can Move Their Eyes Independently?
Why Is Water Important for Animals?
What Animals Drink a Lot of Water and Why?
Are All Mammals Warm-Blooded? How They Regulate Heat
What Animals Live on Mountains & How Do They Survive?
What Mammals Have Slitted Pupils? And Why?
What Does Brumate Mean and Which Animals Do It?
What Animals Eat Rocks and Why They Do It
What Animals Walk Slow and Why It’s a Survival Tactic
Frugivores: Fruit-Eating Animals and Their Role in Nature
Subterranean Animals: Life Beneath the Surface
Animals in Nature: How They Survive and Thrive in the Wild
Animal Breastfeeding: A Look at Lactation in the Wild
What Animal Sweats the Most? A Look at Thermoregulation
What Is Lekking and Which Animals Do It?
How Animals Drink: Diverse Methods and Survival Strategies
Female Dominance in the Animal Kingdom
Is Homosexuality Found in the Animal Kingdom?
Matching Background: How Animals Camouflage Themselves