Eleanor Higgs is a Digital Content Creator at IFLScience. With a background in zoology and wildlife documentary production, she focuses on themes related to animals, conservation, and environmental issues, crafting compelling narratives that highlight animal rights and ecological topics. Eleanor's work is featured in IFLScience and MSN, where she also co-hosts the popular Break It Down and The Big Questions podcasts.
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What would it take to turn a flamingo a different color?
By: Eleanor Higgs
Botanic gardens compete for a chance to win the crown.
By: Eleanor Higgs
They're called Laurinque elenya, after “Laurinquë”, meaning "golden tree" in the Elvish language created by J.R.R. Tolkien.
By: Eleanor Higgs
Turns out, living on land instead of in the water doesn't need quite so many limbs.
By: Eleanor Higgs
This is believed to be the first evidence of a pathological response to a bacterial infection in a dinosaur.
By: Eleanor Higgs
This population of 200 lives only on the Mexican island of Cozumel.
By: Eleanor Higgs
Changing sea temperatures and marine environmental conditions could have contributed to the population increase.
By: Eleanor Higgs
What you'll discover in this article ・On a Caribbean island off the east coast of Mexico, the raccoons are playing football.
By: Eleanor Higgs
Maybe it is possible to have too much of a good thing.
By: Eleanor Higgs
It can be pretty hard to determine who made footprints from 66.5 million years ago, given that sediment changes, many dinosaurs shared similar-looking
