From the tiniest microorganisms to the largest mammals, life on Earth thrives through interconnected, mutually beneficial ...

With its fiery colours and trilling call that echoes through the bush, the crested barbet is a bold little bird that looks ...

Across Africa, about 16 million women depend on shea trees for their livelihood ... but their flowers contain nectar that attracts bees.” However, these benefits are not only why the new ...

The Sidr tree (lote-tree) is more than just a plant that grows in the silence of the desert. It is a story of life and ...

The genus Viburnum contains more than 150 species of shrubs or small trees that are mostly native to temperate regions of Asia, Africa ... are attracted to the nectar, pollen, and scent of ...

The New World and African parrots ... in areas where tree trunks are absent, parrots may nest in rock crevices or create a nest on the ground, like the Ground Parrot. Unique groups in this category ...

Abundant flower nectar and vibrant colors attract insect and bird pollinators ... Consequently, regular – and significant – pruning is required. The African Coral Tree is easy to grow. To propagate ...

Apart from nectar ... across Africa, Asia, and Australia. In Bangladesh, several species of sunbirds are seen inhabiting forests, gardens, and areas dense with shrubs and trees.

From the bumblebee bat to the Baluchistan pygmy jerboa, here are eight of the world's smallest mammals who thrive in a world ...

So, in this episode of Living Planet, we’re going to get to the root of the flower industry’s environmental footprint both here – in the Netherlands and even as far away as East Africa.