Coexistence

wildlife-behaviors

Coyotes are highly adaptable canids that sleep in short, frequent bouts rather than one long nightly cycle, allowing them to remain alert to threats and opportunities. Understan...

wildlife-conservation

Each spring, fawns in the Catskills enter the world in fields, forest edges, and suburban yards across New York’s northern Catskills. Hidden, quiet, and seemingly alone, these...

wildlife-coexistence

Mountain lions—also called cougars, pumas, and panthers—live across western North America and parts of Florida, favoring rugged terrain that offers cover and prey. Around ho...

Wildlife

Raccoons in Minnesota are common, adaptable nocturnal mammals recognized by their distinctive masked faces and ringed tails. This guide explains how to identify raccoons, descri...

Wildlife

The Florida opossum, commonly called the Virginia opossum (Didelphis virginiana), is the only marsupial native to North America and a widespread, adaptable species across the st...