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Can You Keep an Otter as a Pet?

Laws on keeping otters vary widely by country, state, and municipality. In many places, native otters are fully protected and illegal to keep without special permits, while non-...

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How Many Deer Are in North Carolina

The most frequently asked question about white-tailed deer in North Carolina is how many are present and where they are found. Current statewide estimates from the North Carolin...

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When do bears hibernate in North Carolina: a clear, science-based guide

Black bears in North Carolina typically enter their winter denning period in late fall, often from mid-November through December, depending on weather, food availability, and lo...

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Leyden Center for Wildlife Rehabilitation: Mission, Services, and Impact

The Leyden Center for Wildlife Rehabilitation serves as a community-focused facility dedicated to the rescue, treatment, and release of injured, orphaned, and displaced wildlife...

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Wolf Killer: Meaning, Context, and Responsible Use of the Term

At its simplest, “wolf killer” refers to any animal or person that kills wolves. In nature, wolves are occasionally killed by other predators such as bears, coyotes, and riv...

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Mountain Lion in Irvine: What Residents Should Know

This evergreen explainer covers what residents and visitors need to know about mountain lions in and around Irvine. It describes local evidence, behavior, safety practices, and...

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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Iguana Management

Nonnative green iguanas are established across parts of South Florida, where warm climate and ample vegetation support year-round activity. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conserv...

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