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By Claire Stremple, KTOO Updated: April 12, 2022 Published: April 11, 2022 A vehicle stops to allow a moose to cross S Street near downtown Anchorage. (Emily Mesner / ADN) This article originally appeared at KTOO.org and is republished here with permission. ——– The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has started testing wildlife for …
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Elk and moose are on the loose in Colorado’s Front Range, and wildlife officers with Colorado Parks and Wildlife have had to rescue animals in suburban areas on two separate occasions so far this week. On Monday, Jan. 10, CPW officers rescued a moose that had become trapped in a basement in Breckenridge. And on …
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Make a call to the Department of Natural Resources office in Tower, in northeast Minnesota about 20 miles southeast of Ely. Ask for the person in charge of wildlife. Chances are you will get a recording advising you to leave a message, with a response likely from a wildlife manager in the DNR’s Cook office, …
(David Driver / SWNS) An owl in camouflage hiding behind a wall has been caught on camera by a keen-eyed photographer – dressed as a bush. David Driver, 64, had disguised himself as a bush when he captured these stunning shots of a hiding owl in Haworth, Yorkshire, where the walls seem to have eyes. …
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Wildlife rescue organization Whisper of Hope made a trip to the Railroad Museum in Gulfport to show off some of the animals in their care. The organization makes the trip to the museum once a month to show off a wide variety of animals to the museum’s guests. Often, animals such as crows, snakes, turtles, …
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Two orphaned cubs will finish winter in an artificial den before emerging in spring A great horned owl released by Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Wednesday flies out of its carrier near Wildcat Canyon. The raptor was rehabilitated at CPW’s Frisco Creek Wildlife Rehabilitation Center where it returned to flying within a week. (John Livingston …
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About 20 miles south of Lewistown is the proposed future site of the Big Snowy Mountain Wildlife Management Area – a project that has the potential to improve public access to 10,000 acres of scenic wild lands for hunting and recreation. The property covers about 5,700 acres, and is currently owned by Shodair Children’s Hospital, …
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They are three of Hilliard’s most popular residents. People see them around town daily. They even have their own dedicated community social media page! We’re talking turkey – or technically, turkeys, because usually three of them can be found. And they represent just one example of wildlife Hilliard residents live alongside in our community. Other …
This weekend from 10 am to 5 pm, the interactive and educational wildlife travel exhibit, which features hands-on encounters with exotic animals, will be visiting Green Cove Springs, Florida at the 2022 Watermelon Festival. Cool Zoo’s exhibit will feature a variety of exotic animals such as kangaroos, lemurs, alligators, snakes, parrots and more! Cool Zoo …
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Ever since mid-May, wildlife rehabilitation facilities all over central and southern California were seeing an influx of brown pelicans falling severely ill, including Santa Barbara’s own Wildlife Care Network which received more than 200 of the birds in just two weeks. The pelicans were arriving at rehab facilities severely weak, emaciated, and …
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