They range from a Cold War–era missile silo that was transformed into an underground home to a raccoon-infested teardown in ...
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Why Raccoons ‘Wash’ Their Food—And What They’re Actually Doing
Scientists discovered raccoons dunk food to activate sensitive paw receptors, helping them decide what to eat rather than ...
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Tom Lounsbury: Why I still trust ash and rawhide snowshoes
Whenever snow depths reach a certain point, writes Tom Lounsbury, snowshoes allow him to effectively walk on top of the snow instead of having to wade and slog through it.
Love them or loathe them, raccoons reign in many cities like Toronto. A new study from the University of Arkansas suggests ...
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Don't Panic! Here's What You Should Do If A Raccoon Gets Into Your House
While an animal control expert is your best and safest bet to get a raccoon out of the house, a few simple sensory deterrents ...
Local small businesses are using the emerging technology to create project timelines, set prices and more ...
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The ‘Problem Solver’ of the Woods: The Surprising History of Tennessee’s State Animal
Raccoons earned their place as the state wild animal of Tennessee by supporting the state economy and thriving in changing ...
Jay Ingram's "The Science of Pets" is a must-read about facts and myths about a global "petpourri" of animals, what's in ...
As "Silent Night" plays softly in the background, the sweet raccoon gets ready for one of the rescue workers to tuck her in.
Patricia Wyer has seen many animals come and go at her wildlife rescue center near Cheyenne, but her most heartwarming tale ...
The Chadster previews tonight's AEW Collision and explains why Tony Khan's obsession with ruining wrestling is traumatizing ...
The university’s research has visited Williamsburg, James City County, Newport News and Richmond for their studies.
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