Cattle distribution (including dairy) in Australia, 1938-1939
‘Notice the unusually high concentration between Byron and Ballina? This was the location of Australia’s largest low-land rainforest, the Big Scrub. Sadly 99% of it was completely cleared to make room for cattle’
1920s map of Sheep & Wheat in Australia
“who let the sheep in the wheat again?”
Macropus Species Density (the darker, the more dense)
‘Macropus means kangaroo by the way’
Dogs and cats of the world (1973)
‘Angora is a Turkish cat, origined from Ankara.
It looks like Van Cat which is also Turkish cat but kinda different’
The Eclectus Parrot (the male is green and the females is red)
‘Had a female lurking around our place a year ago. Kept hearing its screeches and took me forever to work out what it was. Escaped pet…’
Animal map of Australia (1951)
‘Brisbane should just be surrounded by Ibis’–LongWhiteBoi
Bears in Europe
“SUMMARY - Western Europe has mostly green bears - Some yellow and red bears in Scandinavia - Some red bears in southeastern Europe”–AlexJ136
New South Wales wild dog density, 2016
“That’ll look quite different in 2020”–melancholy360
Range of the Little Bustard – breeding (dark green) ; resident (light green) ; non-breeding (orange) ; passage (yellow) ; probably extinct (purple) ; extinct (blue)
“a large bird ( Tetrax tetrax )”–Davyth
Range of the Waterfowl
“Yes - Anseriformes: Ducks, Geese, Swans, Magpie Geese and Screamers (what the lay person often thinks of Waterfowl (Anatidae) - and the last 2)“–AJgloe
Great Migrations of Animals (2010)
“migrations are truly amazing parts of our world”–VarysIsAMermaid69
Cattle vs. People by U.S. County
“Weird how colors can affect your initial reaction to a visualization. This map just made me think, “we really have a cow problem in the West” for a moment before realizing what I was thinking”–posting_drunk_naked
Range of Taipans
“Check out ‘Cold Blooded Cousins’ on YT/FB; I think they’re the only ones with all three species in one video!”–ziltoid101
The journey of a young wolf named Slavc - from the mountains on the Croatian-Slovenian border to the Venetian Prealps, December 2011-March 2012
“Subscribe”–SoRawSoRight
Platypus distribution (blue: native population ; green: introduced population)
“Any idea why they were introduced beyond their native range?”–KhunPhaen
