Has any naturalist previously noticed that the muskox (Ovibos moschatus) is exceptional among ruminants in being able to sit like a dog or cat? part 2

by Anthony | Aug 9, 2026 | Bio-mullings

By Antoni V Milewski and Anthony J Mills · Originally published 9 August 2026 About this edition. This is Antoni Milewski’s post, republished with his permission. Only the photographs he chose are used. None of them is on iNaturalist under a Creative Commons licence,...

Has any naturalist previously noticed that the muskox (Ovibos moschatus) is exceptional among ruminants in being able to sit like a dog or cat? part 1

by Anthony | Aug 9, 2026 | Bio-mullings

By Antoni V Milewski and Anthony J Mills · Originally published 9 August 2026 About this edition. This is Antoni Milewski’s post, republished with his permission. Only the photographs he chose are used. Those on iNaturalist under a Creative Commons licence are shown;...

Why is the muskox (Ovibos moschatus) adaptively dark, whereas its predator, the Arctic wolf (Canis lupus) is adaptively pale?

by Anthony | Aug 9, 2026 | Bio-mullings

By Antoni V Milewski and Anthony J Mills · Originally published 8 August 2026 About this edition. This is Antoni Milewski’s post, republished with his permission. Only the photographs he chose are used. Those on iNaturalist under a Creative Commons licence are shown;...

Can Felidae suffer from ‘rabbit starvation’ (excess protein in the diet)?

by Anthony | Aug 9, 2026 | Bio-mullings

By Antoni V Milewski and Anthony J Mills · Originally published 8 August 2026 About this edition. This is Antoni Milewski’s post, republished with his permission. Only the photographs he chose are used. None of them is on iNaturalist under a Creative Commons licence,...

Two contrasting regimes of domestication in water buffaloes (Bubalus): Cambodia vs Nepal

by Anthony | Aug 9, 2026 | Bio-mullings

By Antoni V Milewski and Anthony J Mills · Originally published 8 June 2026 About this edition. This is Antoni Milewski’s post, republished with his permission. Only the photographs he chose are used. None of them is on iNaturalist under a Creative Commons licence, so...