About Muuuh – Sharing the Wild Beauty of Quebec
Muuuh documents the wild beauty of Quebec through authentic photos, videos, and soundscapes — inspiring a deeper connection with nature. By showcasing the wonder of local wildlife, we aim to spark curiosity and nurture appreciation for the region’s rich biodiversity.
We invite you to join the adventure: exploring together, discovering new places, and experiencing the diversity of our local wildlife.
Statement of Intent
We are building one of the most comprehensive collections of authentic Quebec wildlife media, making nature accessible, engaging, and inspiring through high-quality content that fosters awareness and respect for conservation.
- Document at least 50% of all birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians native to Quebec.
- Publish authentic soundscapes and animal behavior recordings reflecting Quebec’s natural diversity.
Exploring Animal Behavior
Observing animals in their natural habitat can be challenging, yet we strive to document as many aspects of animal behaviour as possible — from foraging and nesting to anti-predator tactics, territorial displays, and social communication.
- Where and when can I observe a species engaged in specific behaviors?
- What gear works best for capturing high-quality wildlife photos, videos, and sound recordings?
- How can we best present data about species and ecosystems?
We share answers to these and many other questions to inspire and assist fellow nature enthusiasts.
Our Commitment to Authenticity
All wildlife photos, videos, and sound recordings on Muuuh.com are authentic captures from natural habitats. Every piece of nature-related media on this website is:
- Personally captured by Karl-Heinz Müller
- Documented with precise location and date information
- 100% genuine wildlife footage, with no AI-generated or staged content
- Minimally processed to preserve the integrity of the original capture
We believe in maintaining the highest standards of authenticity in nature documentation — ensuring our work serves as a reliable resource for enthusiasts and researchers alike.
Ways You Can Support Muuuh
Your support is greatly appreciated. There are many ways to help this project — both non-monetary and monetary:
- Share our content on your social platforms and invite friends to visit this website.
- Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and follow our Spotify Show.
- Become a sponsor of the Québec Sauvage broadcast: Contact Muuuh.
About the Creator
Muuuh.com is privately owned and operated by Karl-Heinz Müller. To get in touch, please use this form: Contact Muuuh.
Karl-Heinz studied animal behaviour at ETH Zurich, where his master’s thesis focused on the neural development of the Zebrafish (Danio rerio). He later continued his research at the University of Zurich, investigating the role of MTF-1 (Metallothionein Transcription Factor) in the embryonic development of mice.
Selected scientific publications:
- Analysis of the heavy metal-responsive transcription factor MTF-1 from human and mouse
- Embryonic lethality and liver degeneration in mice lacking the metal‐responsive transcriptional activator MTF‐1
For over two decades, Karl-Heinz has designed, developed, and managed websites in the travel industry, integrating digital marketing and user-experience strategies. This technical background laid the foundation for MUUUH.com and QuebecSauvage.ca, ensuring each platform maintains a professional and engaging presentation of authentic wildlife content.
In recent years, Karl-Heinz has reached a professional level in wildlife photography and videography, specializing in authentic field documentation of animal behaviour and natural soundscapes.
His work has been recognized internationally, including featured photos such as “American Bullfrog Close Up” and “Fencing Couple of Northern Gannet” on Unsplash, and widely viewed videos like “American Bullfrog Advertisement Call,” “Hunting Great Blue Heron,” and “Identifying Whales in St. Lawrence Marine Park.”
Through MUUUH and Québec Sauvage, Karl-Heinz continues to document Canada’s natural habitats with the goal of inspiring awareness and appreciation of wildlife through authentic, science-grounded media.