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How Hawks Patrol the Skies Over National Parks

September 9, 2025 by Via Mae Condua
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America’s national parks represent some of the most pristine and protected natural environments in the … Read more

How Mountain Goats Navigate America’s Steepest Cliffs

September 7, 2025 by Via Mae Condua
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Perched on impossibly narrow ledges with thousand-foot drops below, mountain goats have earned their reputation … Read more

How Coyotes Are Winning the Survival Game in All Terrains

September 6, 2025 by Via Mae Condua
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While many species struggle to adapt to human expansion and environmental changes, one remarkable animal … Read more

Why Wolverines Are Some of the Most Fierce Survivors

September 6, 2025 by Via Mae Condua
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Deep in the coldest, most unforgiving landscapes of the Northern Hemisphere, one animal has earned … Read more

The Myth and Reality of the American Jackalope

September 4, 2025 by Via Mae Condua
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Deep in the heart of American folklore lurks a creature as enigmatic as it is … Read more

Why Beavers Are Called “Nature’s Engineers”

September 3, 2025 by Via Mae Condua
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Deep within North America’s forests and wetlands, a remarkable animal has been shaping landscapes for … Read more

How Skunks Use Their Spray as a Last Resort

September 2, 2025 by Via Mae Condua
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Few wildlife defense mechanisms are as notorious as the skunk’s pungent spray. This remarkable adaptation … Read more

How to Spot a Red Fox in the Early Morning Fog

August 31, 2025 by Via Mae Condua
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The enchanting experience of witnessing a red fox emerge from the misty veil of dawn … Read more

How American Bison Shaped the Great Plains Ecosystem

August 25, 2025 by Via Mae Condua
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The vast, rolling prairies of North America’s Great Plains were once home to tens of … Read more

The Role of Frogs as Indicators of Park Health

August 22, 2025 by Via Mae Condua
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Frogs, with their permeable skin and dual-life in aquatic and terrestrial environments, serve as nature’s … Read more

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