Love is in the air! Yesterday was Valentine’s Day and while humans will go out on dates to find their perfect partner, animals have other tactics. Reproduction is very important in the animal kingdom and finding a mate that’s healthy and will pass on good genes to their offspring is essential for biodiversity and the survival of said offspring.
Discover what he feels are some of the pertinent issues facing wildlife management and our cities, which deal with wildlife within their city limits. This is all part of the Great Predator Debate Series, a film series produced by the Wolf Education and Research Center.
Snow leopards are a species of big cat that lives in mountain habitats in Central Asia. They are solitary animals, and they usually are 4-5 feet long and have a tail that adds another 36 inches. Their habitats within the mountains include open forests, grasslands, and scrublands.
The second largest cat behind tigers is the lion! Did you know that there used to be lions in North America? They went extinct a long time ago.1 Lions can reach lengths of over six feet, and their tails add an extra two to three feet. They also weigh hundreds of...
Tigers are very important carnivores and are actually the largest species of cat in the world.1 They can be found in Russia, China, India, and Sumatra.2 There are several subspecies of tiger – the biggest of which is the Amur tiger, and the smallest of which is the...
We hope you had a wonderful New Year! We have a great throwback episode of RadioWild for you today. We chat with Wilson Wewa of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs as part of our Great Predator Debate Series. We talk about the influence Nature has on mankind, and...