There are some birds that seem almost too improbable to be real.
The American white pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) is one of them. With a wingspan stretching nearly 9 feet and a bill that’s absurdly
Birds lack sweat glands, so they use several other physiological strategies to cool down in hot weather – note how the osprey in Darlene Herbster’s photo is panting to shed body heat.
“There’s pike all around that shore over there. There’s weeds over there but the water is high and you can’t see them right now. But there’s thousands of pike over there.”
As his father
Groups send letter to USFWS on wetland easement rules
I’m not an entomologist, but I did earn a passing grade in Entomology 101 in college. With more than 5 million insect species in the world, the course didn’t spend much time on any one
In summer 2023, a farmer harvested about 30 deer and stored them in the rented reefer trailer – but then he yelled at Tom Weston.
“Yeah, I appreciate the refrigerated trailer, but give me
The Chinook salmon bite was in full swing here, with several anglers reporting limits during the early morning bite before sunup and very good catches during the evening.
Research into sea lamprey chemical communication could add a powerful new tool to the fight against one of the Great Lakes’ most destructive invasive species.
Scientists at Michigan State University and their collaborators are
Michigan’s lake sturgeon already held a reputation as one of North America’s most remarkable freshwater fish. Now, a groundbreaking scientific study suggests that these ancient giants may live far longer than biologists ever imagined –
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