Mudfooted.com reached 1,000 facebook likes barrier!
As of last night Mudfooted.com reached the magical number of 1,000 facebook likes!
Mudfooted.com contains over 60 articles which have been read close to a million times!
“I set-up Mudfooted.com in December 2009 with the aim to get more people to know and appreciate our natural world and the unique species that inhabit it. By writing articles in which interesting and unique species and their behaviour are featured, displaying the most amazing nature videos and photography, making scientific findings understandable for lay people, and sharing my personal explorations I hope people will deepen their interest for nature, will contribute more to the conservation, and will better understand the importance of science!”
Mudfooted reached 1,000 fb likes!
Now in less than three years over 1,000 people visit Mudfooted.com on average each day! More than half a million people have visited Mudfooted.com and read almost one million pages; it has received over 1,000+ fb likes and has over 500 followers on twitter, and has been featured in numerous media including the daily mail!
A visitor graph showing the average number of visitors to mudfooted.com for the last couple months
Mudfooted.com contains over 60 articles, ranging from the bizarre eating habits of sloths, the beautiful transparent tree frogs, the amazing climbing abilities of goats, colourful rainbow ants, the scientific finding that looking at cute animals boost performance, to the incredible barreleye fish with transparent heads with some of these articles having more than fb 1,200 likes themselves!
It is great to see that increasingly people find Mudfooted.com for its curious photos and stories about our fascinating natural world and your support motivates me to spent an increasing amount of time to it!
Full design and contents of Mudfooted.com are by Jolle Jolles (me) while I at the same time investigate animal personality and social behaviour in sticklebacks as a PhD student in the department of Zoology, University of Cambridge.
If you enjoy Mudfooted.com help us grow by sharing Mudfooted.com and its articles with your friends via facebook, twitter or email or write a guest article about a fascinating nature topic as Sophie, Emmysarus and Robert have done already!
“Expect more new fascinating contents and cool new extra’s on Mudfooted.com the coming months!”
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Hi,
I stumbled on your blog while looking for glass frog. My son is in grade 3 and wanted to read the rest of the articles. It would be nice if there were articles for children. Here I have to monitor what the children read. Are there any blogs like this meant for children?
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Nandu