Dragonflies in the Maldives
In the Maldives, every year around November and December, something amazing happens – millions of dragonflies arrive here. It’s like a magical show that not
In the Maldives, every year around November and December, something amazing happens – millions of dragonflies arrive here. It’s like a magical show that not
Tramea basilaris, commonly known as the Keyhole Glider, is a species of dragonfly in the family Libellulidae. It is widely distributed across tropical and subtropical
Geograpsus grayi, commonly known as the “Little Nipper,” is a species of land crab belonging to the family Grapsidae. This species is native to the
Striated Heron (Butorides striata) – Dhivehi RaaboadhiThe Striated Heron, known in Dhivehi as Raaboadhi, is a small, stocky wading bird commonly found across tropical and
The breadfruit tree is one of the largest and most significant trees in the Maldives, often found in home gardens and community spaces. These trees
Lodoicea maldivica, commonly known as the Maldive coconut, coco de mer, sea coconut, or double coconut, is an extraordinary palm species renowned for its immense
Willughby’s Leafcutter Bee (Megachile willughbiella) stands as a vital guardian of biodiversity within the Maldives. Found along the sandy shores, particularly amidst the Magoo Gas
The Mud Crab, scientifically known as Scylla serrata, holds a special place in the diverse ecosystem of the Maldives. Often found in mangrove spans and
Cardisoma carnifex, affectionately known as the mangrove crab, is a common sight across numerous Maldivian islands. From Kaafu Huraa to Noonu Kendhikolhudhoo, Noonu Lhohi, Noonu
In the mangrove areas of the Maldives, one can often spot the captivating Paraleptuca crassipes, also known as the thick-legged fiddler crab. These crabs, once