As far as trees go, moss typically grows on mature trees with less vitality because the bark tends to be moist, and the larger canopy provides an area that's shaded and cool. Although the moss looks ...

This gecko mimics the appearance of leaves or tree bark in Madagascar, making it nearly invisible to predators. Its moss-like ...

BARKERS RIDGE, W.Va. — You might have heard that moss grows only on the north sides of trees. That bit of lore originated as a way to help travelers navigate strange forests. The mossy north face of a ...

Moss naturally grows on trees, giving the bark a greenish appearance. To collect this moss, you just need to use a tool, such as your axe. With this in hand, one swing will knock the moss right off ...

Now that your ears are perked up, let’s talk a bit about Southwest injury on trees. Bark cracking (Fig.1) is a phenomenon that occurs in many species of trees and can have many causes. One of the most ...

Tree kangaroos primarily eat tree leaves. They also consume flowers, grass shoots, ferns, moss, and bark. Female tree kangaroos give birth to one offspring after a gestation period of ...