We demand a living wage.” Along 18th Street, Pilsen’s busiest thoroughfare, one replete with Mexican restaurants and other ...

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Although they like to be near streams, they lack webbed feet and can’t swim. The resplendent quetzal is native to Mexico and Central America. Its name comes from the Aztec word “quetzalli ...

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Probably the most famous case of this is the resplendent quetzal. This is a type of bird that lives in the neotropics of what is now Guatemala. Adult males grow two or three long, upper-tail, covert ...

The place to go during May is the Black Swamp, out toward Toledo. The land there was once covered by impenetrable swamp in northwest Ohio and northeast Indiana along Lake Erie. The place was so ...

The Resplendent Quetzal is aptly named for its extraordinary beauty. Males display a vibrant metallic green plumage across their head, back, and chest that can appear blue or gold when caught in ...

Amid these 991,000 acres that span both Panama and Costa Rica, the region is also home to the mythical Resplendent Quetzal, a colorfully feathered bird and a hallowed, mythological symbol in both ...

Although they like to be near streams, they lack webbed feet and can’t swim. The resplendent quetzal is an important symbol in both Aztec and Mayan culture. The quetzal is associated with the snake ...