Species Boundaries: North America’s Most Persistent Identity Crisis
Apparently, this species couldn’t decide where it wanted to call home across North America, resulting in boundaries that are more 'interpretative dance' than 'clear border lines.' No photoshoots, no red ropes—just fluid frontiers that probably make cartographers want to self-schedule therapy sessions. You might think we’re talking mysterious celebrities, but no, it’s just good old fauna refusing to pick a side, blurring their real estate like a 90s bad relationship montage.
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(1 of 3)Species boundaries in North America are basically modern art — wildly interpretive, emotionally confusing, and leaving everyone involved questioning their life choices.
When your species' borders are so fluid, even Google Maps gives up and says, 'Just wing it.'
North American species boundaries: proof that Mother Nature has the worst real estate negotiation skills ever.
Source: Arstechnica | Published: 8/28/2025 | Author: John Timmer
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