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Wildlife Subreddit Analytics
Wildlife is a World topic covering 62 Reddit communities with 24,503,875 combined members. Use this page to compare top Wildlife subreddits, track daily and weekly growth, and find related communities for research, marketing, or audience discovery.
Wildlife communities currently show β +0.39% average daily growth and β +1.33% average weekly growth across tracked subreddits. Net tracked movement is +12,702 members today and +43,322 members this week .
Popular Wildlife Reddit communities include r/NatureIsFuckingLit, r/natureismetal, r/birding, r/whatsthisbird, r/Ornithology.
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Top Wildlife Subreddits (20)
r/NatureIsFuckingLit
We are here to appreciate the awesome majesty and incredibly cool aspects of nature. π₯ Banner done by u/esoterix_luke
r/natureismetal
Badass pictures, gifs and videos of the awesome yet vicious cycle of nature
r/birding
Birding. bird watching. twitching. listing. Whatever you want to call it, if you are looking at or listening to birds, this is where you should be.
r/whatsthisbird
The place for your bird identification needs and challenges.
r/Ornithology
Welcome to Ornithology, a subreddit dedicated to the scientific study of wild birds. This is a place to discuss wild birds in a scientific context β their biology, ecology, evolution, behavior, and more.
r/RealLifeShinies
The term "shiny" originates from PokΓ©mon. It is a term used to describe a pokΓ©mon that is a completely different color from all others in their species. We have taken that idea and applied to real life animals, but also include objects, plants, food... pretty much anything that is an atypical color to its norm!
r/animalid
This subreddit helps users identify animal species from pictures, videos, audio or calls, tracks, dens, scat, etc. All ID requests should include the animal's LOCATION (country, state, city, name of ocean or coast). This sub is NOT for identifying breed info for cats/dogs or identifying insects/parasites. Comments should be helpful or educational only, and advice should be legal and humane. Welcome!
r/natureisbeautiful
Your daily dose of nature.
r/HardcoreNature
Nature is not inherently peaceful or serene, and this subreddit exists to show that.
r/ocean
Post anything regarding preservation or enjoyment of the ocean and its inhabitants, especially photos of the sea. All oceans are welcome.
r/Birdsfacingforward
Pictures of birds looking directly at the camera.
r/borbs
r/borbs is where you will find the most orb-shaped birbs. Please read the rules before posting!
r/hummingbirds
If you have a hummingbird emergency, please contact u/HummingbirdObsessed
r/awesomenature
Anything natural that is awesome, cool, funky, weird, crazy, scary or makes you say holy shit, that's actually a thing!
r/octopus
A warm and friendly place for lovers of the most intelligent invertebrate on the planet.
r/whatbirdisthis
a community for people to identify birds they come across If a post is triggering (like has a dead animal pictured) please put a trigger warning!
r/orcas
Almost anything and everything related to Orcas!
r/babyelephants
Funny and cute posts about Elephants that can be pictures or links.
r/megafaunarewilding
This subreddit is a hub for any news, information, artwork, and discussion focused on rewilding, mainly restoring populations of megafauna species and the ecosystems they are a part of, as well as overall wildlife conservation. Welcome!
r/UKBirds
UK Birds is a dedicated subreddit for lovers of all birds seen in the UK! Whether it's a wren or a red kite, a blue tit or a barn owl, share pictures and artwork of your favourite UK birds. And if you need help identifying something, post a picture or description so that others can help you out!
r/NatureIsFuckingLit
We are here to appreciate the awesome majesty and incredibly cool aspects of nature. π₯ Banner done by u/esoterix_luke
r/birding
Birding. bird watching. twitching. listing. Whatever you want to call it, if you are looking at or listening to birds, this is where you should be.
r/Ornithology
Welcome to Ornithology, a subreddit dedicated to the scientific study of wild birds. This is a place to discuss wild birds in a scientific context β their biology, ecology, evolution, behavior, and more.
r/RealLifeShinies
The term "shiny" originates from PokΓ©mon. It is a term used to describe a pokΓ©mon that is a completely different color from all others in their species. We have taken that idea and applied to real life animals, but also include objects, plants, food... pretty much anything that is an atypical color to its norm!
r/animalid
This subreddit helps users identify animal species from pictures, videos, audio or calls, tracks, dens, scat, etc. All ID requests should include the animal's LOCATION (country, state, city, name of ocean or coast). This sub is NOT for identifying breed info for cats/dogs or identifying insects/parasites. Comments should be helpful or educational only, and advice should be legal and humane. Welcome!
r/HardcoreNature
Nature is not inherently peaceful or serene, and this subreddit exists to show that.
r/ocean
Post anything regarding preservation or enjoyment of the ocean and its inhabitants, especially photos of the sea. All oceans are welcome.
r/borbs
r/borbs is where you will find the most orb-shaped birbs. Please read the rules before posting!
r/awesomenature
Anything natural that is awesome, cool, funky, weird, crazy, scary or makes you say holy shit, that's actually a thing!
r/octopus
A warm and friendly place for lovers of the most intelligent invertebrate on the planet.
r/whatbirdisthis
a community for people to identify birds they come across If a post is triggering (like has a dead animal pictured) please put a trigger warning!
r/megafaunarewilding
This subreddit is a hub for any news, information, artwork, and discussion focused on rewilding, mainly restoring populations of megafauna species and the ecosystems they are a part of, as well as overall wildlife conservation. Welcome!
r/UKBirds
UK Birds is a dedicated subreddit for lovers of all birds seen in the UK! Whether it's a wren or a red kite, a blue tit or a barn owl, share pictures and artwork of your favourite UK birds. And if you need help identifying something, post a picture or description so that others can help you out!