Life is not one cabinet.
The archive now holds eight connected nature collections. Each is large enough to browse on its own, but none is treated as independent from habitat, season or the species around it.
Mammals
Predators, ungulates, small mammals, forest lives and desert specialists.
48Birds
Flyways, wetlands, alpine birds, raptors, steppe and garden species.
22Reptiles & amphibians
Vipers, geckos, lizards, tortoises, frogs and stream-edge lives.
22Aquatic & coastal
Caspian, river, Persian Gulf, mangrove and inland-water species.
34Small Kingdom
Butterflies, bees, beetles, dragonflies, spiders, scorpions and microstructure.
48Wildflowers
Bulbs, endemic-rich genera, resins, alpine flowers and desert herbs.
46Trees, shrubs & vines
Hyrcanian relics, Zagros woodland, orchards, riparian trees and mangrove.
46Landscapes & habitats
The ecological rooms that hold every other collection together.
Some entries become chapters.
The searchable archive is the breadth layer. Selected species receive full field profiles with ecology, threat logic, archive meaning and visible source links.