Bryan Harding

Foxes see, hear, and smell the world differently from ourselves. While we mainly rely on our eyesight to perceive the world around us, foxes use …

You may have heard a fox screaming and wondered what could make that sound, but this is not the only type of communication that foxes …

There are three bear species in North America, the American black bear, the brown bear, and the polar bear. All have the typical mammalian features …

Coyotes are four-legged canines found in North America. To thrive and survive, each season is different for them. Coyotes are often misjudged and have a …

Last updated: 29th September 2023 One significant difference between animals and humans is that animals cannot talk. However, this doesn’t mean that animals don’t make …

Cougars are the largest wild cat in North America and from the Yukon down to South America. I watched a video the other day with …

Hearing a wolf howl is one of nature’s most incredible sounds, but you may not know its reasons. In this article, we look at how …

If you have seen birds digging up your lawn, you may wonder what they are looking for. This article examines why birds are so destructive …

If you have seen magpies digging up your lawn, you may wonder what they are looking for. This article examines why magpies are so destructive …

For the animal kingdom, communication is vital to surviving. Animals do not have a complex vocal communication repertoire as humans do, so they must find …

Moose are the largest of the deer family and are one of the largest mammals in North America. They have the largest antlers of all …

The opossum is the only pouched animal (marsupial) native to North America. These are nocturnal species that are primarily active at night. Opossums are excellent …