Wow! National Geographic Outside of my Window!
Okay, so I know today is the day when I usually give the answer to the weekly puzzler and then post a new question but for a minute, I have
Weekly Puzzler #35
This week I decided to make the puzzler about an animal we have all seen–an eastern gray squirrel. Do you know much about the habits of these common mammals? For
Nature’s Master Engineer: 10 Things You Might Not Know about Beavers
Most people could probably recognize a beaver from a picture but I wonder how many have ever seen one in the wild. If you are a kayaker or have taken
Weekly Puzzler Answer #27
Here is the answer to last week’s puzzler: Caribou are the only members of the deer family in which both males and females grow antlers.
What do Black Bears NOT do all winter?
This week’s Creature Feature is the Black Bear, an animal I have gotten to see quite a bit since my Appalachian Trail thru-hike in 2008. During my five month hike
Weekly Puzzler Answer #12
I don’t think this week’s puzzler was very hard as it is exactly what it looks like–a pile of poop! But hey, let’s be a little more scientific and call it
Extra Clean Raccoons?
You may have heard some theories on the habits of raccoons, especially regarding their eating habits. There is a widely circulated “fact” that the masked mammals are extra clean, going