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@adorablanimals
✶⋆.˚ INTRODUCTION ⋆˚꩜｡
i'm ella or you can call me ell! i am a mongolian-american high schooler! and i LOVE ANIMALS A LOT!! my pronouns are she/he.
i made @adorablanimals because i wanted to make a blog to talk about animals and ask questions and suggestions for other topics i am interested in!
veterinary book suggestions for a beginner not in vet school yet?
is there any books that can improve my knowledge in veterinary science?
im in high school so i want to get started early, not cause im rushing, only because i am excited to learn more :D
i have knowledge in basic biology subjects
the only book i know is the intro to vet science, 3rd edition (which im doing notes off of right now)
birding app suggestions?
what birding app is good?
i have both cornell merlin and the audubon birding app but i tend to use merlin more because of the sound id app
i wonder if there is more better apps for birding that i just dont know yet
what bird made you interested in ornithology (study of birds)
for me it was the harpy eagle (harpia harpyja) when i read michael wright's: the world of birds. this book helped me get into ornithology, but i always been an avid reader and fan of animals either way sooo 0v0
( i can do book recommendations next post! idk i have a lot of zoology related books !! )
i really liked how the name of the eagle was based off harpies in greek mythology since i used to look at random greek mythology books but only for the art xD
i also liked how the harpy eagle was one of the largest eagles and also the eagle's color palette! the blacks, grays, and, whites all mesh together to create a cool and elegant looking eagle!
and the fact the harpy lives in rainforests (which i love!! there are always so many biodiverse species in there!! <333) made me more intrigued to learn more about other birds from the rainforest :D
Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja), Order: Accipitriformes, Family: Accipitridae, Genus: Harpia, Harpy eagles are found mainly in South America and Central America, Photography by: Daniel Mideros and Sebastian Di Domenico