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Groundhogs are not dangerous but they get a bad reputation because humans treat them as pests. They are only dangerous if you give them a reason. If you leave them alone, they will go on their way without bothering you. In today’s Floofmania discussion, we are going to go deep into the groundhog’s violent (?) … Read more
The red wolf is the most critically endangered member of the canine family. They are only found in forests, wetlands, and bushlands of northeastern North Carolina. Red wolves are known to be persistent runners, who can move through many different terrains partly due to their big and tough paws. Let’s learn more about the red … Read more
In the animal kingdom, feces (commonly known as poop) serve many purposes aside from being a “stinky” solid bodily waste. Most animals use it as a form of territorial marker, for communication, setting boundaries, and even as food! Isn’t that interesting? Speaking of poop, in this article, we will talk about the pooping behavior of … Read more
People tend to confuse groundhogs and muskrats with one another because, let’s face it: at first glance, they do look so much alike. For non-experts, it is hard to tell, especially if you are looking at them from a distance, but don’t worry you are not alone. What’s The Difference Between A Groundhog And A … Read more
Fighting is a natural instinct for survival for all wild animals, it is necessary because their life depends on it. Bobcats have a lot on their plate, they need to constantly hunt for food to stay healthy, they need to keep a shelter, compete with others for mates to reproduce with, and they have to … Read more
Bobcats, like most cats, are not big fans of water and swimming but they do frequent bodies of water like streams, lakes, ponds, and rivers to hydrate. Water is part of their daily interaction with nature so it is never far away, bobcats are always around water. Bobcats drink water at least once a day, … Read more
The bob-tailed wildcats may just be almost twice the size of a domestic cat, but they are the most common felines in North America. They tend to roam very widely on the American continent and constantly change their habitats in search of food. Bobcats can go for weeks without a successful hunt or any food. … Read more
Bobcats, also called red lynx, are elusive and nocturnal medium-sized cats native to North America. They have buff to brown fur, facial ruffs, and bobbed tails, from which their name was derived. But more than these characteristics, bobcats are also best known for their tufted ears, which are very important to the bobcat when hunting … Read more
American badgers are one of the easiest animals to recognize because of their prominent black and white markings. They are cute and fluffy, most people find them adorable but what do we actually know about them? Let’s take a closer look and learn more about their mating habits and their offspring. When Is The American … Read more
The North American porcupine is well adapted to living in different climates and environments. The rodent is usually found in forested areas all across North America, but they even thrive in urban environments. While porcupines do have their preferred environments, they easily adapt to other locations, and it’s not uncommon to see them outside of … Read more
