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Patricia Edmonds
Verified
Journalist, Freelance
Washington, D.C., United States
Beats
Areas outside of south London.
Content
By Patricia Edmonds Verified| National Geographic Verified Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited. AnimalsBasic InstinctsNative to New Guinea and Australia, these animals are the size of a house cat but a whole lot stranger: tiny toothless mouths, quill-like hairs...and multiheaded genitalia. A baby echidna is a puggle. A group of echidnas is a parade—unless they’re mature males waddling after a female in mating season, in which case it’s a train (often with a younger male at the end, like a callow caboose).
By Patricia Edmonds Verified, Maya Wei-Haas Verified, Hicks Wogan Verified, andAndrew Curry| National Geographic Verified Where globe mallow plants bloom in the western United States, you’ll often find a species of bee that shares the plant’s name and taps it for food. Nature photographers Joe and Niccole Neely were walking in an Arizona field when they saw the bees’ other use for the blooms: as crash pads. Globe mallow bees don’t make hives; females sleep in ground nests, males on plants. Near sunset, the Neelys saw bees enter one flower after another. “They’d just kind of crawl in and plop over,” Joe says.
By Patricia Edmonds Verified| National Geographic Verified Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited. AnimalsBasic InstinctsNative to New Guinea and Australia, these animals are the size of a house cat but a whole lot stranger: tiny toothless mouths, quill-like hairs...and multiheaded genitalia. A baby echidna is a puggle. A group of echidnas is a parade—unless they’re mature males waddling after a female in mating season, in which case it’s a train (often with a younger male at the end, like a callow caboose).
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Freelance
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