According to statistics, millions of wild animals are imported by Americans every year. While others are destined for zoos, other wild animals serve as trophies from hunts. Below are some of the animals imported in great numbers in the past few years. Pythons – most popular species for skin products. Black bears – serve as… Read More…
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Keeping Your Family Safe from Wildlife
It is not unusual for raccoons, skunks and coyotes to take up your porch or your lawn for temporary residence. While these animals are mostly harmless, they may defend themselves if they see a small child or a pet getting too close. Below are some safety tips that will help protect your family from wild… Read More…
Animal-proofing Your Home
During the spring and summer months, homeowners start to notice signs of wild animal presence in their own property. And because these animals can pose a threat to your property, it pays to learn how to animal-proof your home. Below are some tips. Do not leave any cat or dog food outside your home. Make… Read More…
Feeding Deer May Be Bad
Many people think that feeding a deer with day-old crackers, corn or breed can do more good than harm to these wild animals. Unfortunately, feeding them can have a negative impact not only on public safety but also to the entire herd. A deer’s digestive system is designed for winter forage. Their stomach has in fact… Read More…
Tips on How to Animal-Proof Your Garden
From foxes to moles and deers and cats, your garden can be a refuge for wild animals during warmer months. Now to help you keep out these unwanted visitors in your own property, below are some tips on how to animal-proof your garden. Change the type of plants you gown in your lawn. Use repellents… Read More…
How to Prevent Hitting an Animal When Driving
As nights get longer and temperatures start to drop, chances of hitting wildlife when driving increase. Apart from slowing down or driving at a reasonable speed, there are still other things you can do. Be very careful especially when driving during dawn and dusk. Lower your dashboard lights. Keep in mind that other animals may… Read More…
Ways to Keep Animals Out During Winter
Just like humans, animals also want to stay warm as temperatures starts to drop. More often than not, they consider our homes as a refuge during cold weather and are able to successfully make their way in. Below are tips on how to keep these animals out of your own home. Inspect your home during… Read More…
Feeding Tips for Wildlife Lovers
There are a few things to consider when feeding wild animals in ponds, parks or other natural areas. The signs that you see about not feeding the wildlife are intended to keep the animals safe and healthy because improper feeding may do more harm than good. Below are some tips to remember when feeding wild… Read More…
Interesting Facts You Might Not Know About American Pika
Found in the mountains of Western North America, Pikas are smaller relatives of rabbits and hares. Apart from their large round ears and oval-shaped bodies, there are far more interesting facts about these photogenic creatures. Pikas have long tails that are hidden in their thick fur. Pikas are very territorial over their surrounding areas. Pikas… Read More…
Interesting Facts About Sea Otters
Sea otters, with their charming antics, are sometimes considered the clowns of the sea. Also known as the heaviest members of the weasel family, these enchanting creatures also have fur that is deeply dense and beautiful. Below are a few more interesting facts about these mammals. Sea otters help reduce the levels of atmospheric carbon… Read More…