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MUUUH

Nature Documentaries

Homo sapiens - Parc des Rapides, Lachine - 2018-04-14
Homo sapiens - 2018-04-14

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 multilingual, high-quality content that promotes conservation awareness.

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.

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:

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:

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 researched the role of MTF-1 (Metallothionein Transcription Factor) in the embryonic development of mice at the University of Zurich.

For over 20 years, Karl-Heinz has created and managed websites, primarily in the travel industry. His expertise in web development and digital marketing has been invaluable in building and maintaining Muuuh.com, ensuring a professional and engaging presentation of its content.

In recent years, he has achieved a professional level in wildlife photography and videography, allowing him to share his passion for nature, wildlife, and animal behaviour through authentic media.