About Danielle Outen
Growing up in London, Danielle has a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Southampton and a Master's degree in Development Management from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). She has always been surrounded by a big family and loves outdoor activities and adventurous experiences. She has traveled the world in search of new waves to surf. Danielle enjoys discovering new and fun activities to share with her relatives.
Family interest
In house speciality
Education
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree specializing in Economics
- Master's degree specializing in Development Management
Recent Work
Fun Montezuma Oropendola Facts For Kids
The Montezuma oropendola (Psarocolius montezuma) is a beautiful tropical icterid bird, known for its bright yellow feathers, unique loud call, and elaborate dance display. Many people living around their habitat are used to seeing these birds as there are still many of them living in the wild.
They are found along the coastal lowlands of southeastern Mexico and all the way until central Panama.
The Montezuma oropendola call and dance are often recorded on a video camera, and many documentaries show this astounding display on branches. If you would like to learn more about this brilliant bird, read the rest of this article!
If you are a budding bird enthusiast, take a peek at our facts about other species of birds like the hyacinth macaw and the toco toucan.
Fun Monocled Cobra Facts For Kids
The monocled cobra (Naja kaouthia) is a beautiful but deadly snake found in India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar, Laos, Nepal, and Thailand. They are in the class Reptilia, order Squamata, suborder Serpentes, family Elapidae.
The Naja kaouthia, monocled cobra, is known for its unique monocellate or O-shaped hood pattern, and for its venom which can be deadly. It is semi-aquatic and is mostly found in habitats associated with water.
To read more about this fascinating snake, take a look at this article! If you are interested in other dangerous or venomous snakes, read our articles about the western diamondback rattlesnake and the black mamba.
Fun Mongoose Lemur Facts For Kids
The mongoose lemur (Eulemur mongoz) is a tiny lemur species known for its fluffy black and gray fur. They are nocturnal during the dry season and are native to the deciduous forests of Madagascar and the humid forests of the Comoros islands.
Unfortunately, this stunning primate is Critically Endangered. That means that if not protected, this lemur species could be extinct very soon. It would be a disaster to see them gone from our forests, so it is important to educate yourself about these beautiful animals and work to protect them.
To learn more about the mongoose lemur, keep on reading! If you are intrigued about other forest creatures, read our articles about the pygmy slow loris and the numbat.
Fun Mongolian Wolf Facts For Kids
The Mongolian wolf (Canis lupus chanco) is a majestic and beautiful subspecies of the gray wolf. They are said to be closely related to dogs, however as they are wolves, they are naturally exceptional at hunting. They are sometimes also known as the Tibetan wolf too.
As their name suggests, these wolves are mostly found in Mongolia where they originate from. Now they can also be found in central Asia, Russia, northern China, the Himalayas, Tibet, and Korea. In this region, it is said that there are 70,000 of these species in the wild.
Unfortunately, these stunning wolves fall prey to humans who hunt them for sport, or sometimes because the wolves can attack the livestock of herders. They are also not protected against hunting by Mongolian law. Luckily, they are not endangered yet.
It is important to get to know the brilliant and unique creatures found throughout our planet including the Mongolian wolf. So keep on reading for more information. If you are interested in other wolves, why not read about the tundra wolf and the arctic wolf?
Fun Money Spider Facts For Kids
People all over the world are fascinated by spiders, whether they think they are cool or terrifying. Money spiders are common species of spiders seen all over the world, so why not learn more about what is a money spider?
Money spiders are commonly known as sheet weavers or scientifically as Linyphiidae. These spiders are believed to bring good luck because their weaving abilities are so good. Stories say they can even spin you some new clothes and represent financial good fortune!
Learn more about these eight-legged creatures with this article and see if you can spot them in your area. You never know, they may bring you some good luck!
If you are curious about other spiders, have a look at our articles about the Indian ornamental tarantula or the green lynx spider.
Fun Bandtail Puffer Facts For Kids
The bandtail puffer (Sphoeroides spengleri) is a tiny species of pufferfish found in seagrass beds and coral reefs in the Atlantic ocean. They are found in the Caribbean, Florida, and Mexico, and each area has a different local name for them. In Mexico, their local name is 'botete'.
The bandtail puffer is easy to identify because of its unique coloring and spots. They are even named after the dark band found on their tail. These marine creatures are fascinating because even though they are small, they can be extremely poisonous due to their venom.
If you want to learn more about the bandtail puffer, keep on reading this article, or learn about another amazing marine animal by reading about bigmouth buffalo fish and freshwater butterflyfish here on Kidadl.
