To save the imperiled spotted owl from potential extinction, U.S. wildlife officials are embracing a contentious plan to deploy trained shooters into dense West Coast forests to kill almost a half-million barred owls that are
“Find turtle! Find turtle!” is how the amazing scene is described.
We’re all aware how the talents and skills of hunting dogs consistently cover up and make up for bumbling mistakes of hunters. But
Ticks suck. I don’t mean just literally, but in other ways, too.
In addition to being the carriers of more than 16 viruses, including Lyme Disease and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, which can wreck
An angler casting to carp on a paved street in Faribault. Kayakers paddling through Valleyfair, the popular amusement park in Shakopee in the shadow of the Minnesota River.
Dead deer fawns – likely drowned
A big male black bear with a dressed weight of 409 pounds was struck and killed by a car on M-32 in Alpena County, Mich., on June 10 about five miles east of Hillman.
It is a timid little reptile that has received more than its share of publicity recently.
News stories about the eastern massasauga rattlesnake found during the Ohio DNR’s annual snake survey in May have
My sons Michael and Christopher, both police officers, were recently fly-fishing in Licking Creek, Fulton County, Pa., when a beaver came swimming down the stream about 20 feet from them.
Michael said, “Hey buddy,”
Mary Mele Abel awoke June 8 to find Ring camera footage of a black bear lumbering through the backyard of her Pittsburgh home on the edge of Frick Park.
Although she had once
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife has started a project to restore wetland vegetation across 300 acres of Middle Harbor in East Harbor State Park. The project began in April with a completion date
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