Missouri Amphibians
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Voices of Missouri's Toads and Frogs (1985)A video produced by the MO Dept. of Conservation
Missouri Birds
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Birds of Missouri
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Call Number: SBU BOL Book 598.29 R536ISBN: 082620791XPublication Date: 1991-01-01
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Avian AliensA MO Dept. of Conservation resource
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Missouri River Bird ObservatoryThe Missouri River Bird Observatory is currently operated by the MRBO founders, one long-term assistant, and seasonal research assistants and interns. Missouri River Bird Observatory Founders Dana Ripper & Ethan Duke
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MObirdsThe Missouri Dept. of Conservation bird YouTube Channel
Biology Educator Resources (videos, lesson plans, etc.)
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CalPhotosFrom the website: "a collection of 333,490 photos of plants, animals, fossils, people, and landscapes from around the world."
Missouri Mammals
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Bear ReportsMissouri Dept. of Conservation
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Confirmed Mountain Lion ReportsMissouri Dept. of Conservation
Missouri Fish Species
Missouri Invertebrates
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PERIODICAL VS. ANNUAL CICADASMissouri Dept. of Conservation
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Aquatic invertebrate factsResources from the MO Dept. of Conservation
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Bees of MissouriWashington University in St. Louis, Arts & Sciences, Missouri's Natural Heritage, by H. Gregory, 12/30/2019
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Freshwater MusselsA Missouri Dept. of Conservation resource
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Freshwater MusselsA Missouri Dept. of Conservation resource
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Butterfly and moth factsMO Dept. of Conservation
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Insect, Spider and Kin Facts An OverviewResources from the MO Dept. of Conservation (part of the Missouri Field Guide)
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HydrasA Missouri Dept. of Conservation resource
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Craspedacusta sowerbyi Lankester, 1880 (freshwater jellyfish)An United States Geological Survey resource
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Freshwater JellyfishWebsite of Dr. Terry Peard
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Freshwater JellyFish - Table Rock LakeA YouTube video of a freshwater jellyfish
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Missouri Jellyfish (Freshwater Jellyfish)Originally published in the Missouri Conservationist: Jul 2000,(archived)
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Zooplankton of the Great Lakes: Organism: Craspedacusta sowerbyi "Freshwater Jellyfish"Describes Craspedacusta sowerbyi, the freshwater jellyfish