Coexistence

wildlife-behavior

Across North American suburbs and exurbs, residents increasingly report seeing a daily coyote in parks, greenbelts, and even along sidewalks at dawn and dusk. A daily coyote is...

wildlife-safety

A mountain lion can kill you, but fatal attacks are extremely rare. These large carnivores typically avoid people, and most encounters result in no injury. When injuries do occu...

Pest Animals

A water rat typically refers to a semiaquatic rodent, most commonly the brown rat (Rattus norvegicus), frequenting waterways, drains, and urban water edges rather than a distinc...

wildlife-safety

Cougars, also called mountain lions or pumas, are large secretive felids across the Americas. This evergreen explainer provides clear, practical information to help readers reco...

Wildlife and Conservation

Wolves are currently absent as resident, breeding populations in Los Angeles County, California, but individual dispersing wolves from nearby populations have periodically enter...

environment

Long Island’s animal life reflects a coastal plain ecosystem where suburban development, agriculture, and estuarine habitats overlap. The region hosts diverse native species s...

Wildlife & Nature

Fisher cats are medium-sized carnivorous mammals native to North American forests, often recognized by their elongated bodies, dense fur, and distinctive vocalizations. Despite...

wildlife

In Oregon, the term oregon fox commonly refers to the native red fox and the widespread gray fox, which occupy forests, farmlands, suburbs, and riparian zones across the state....