Category: General FAQs
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Are there wild koalas in the USA?
Have you wondered if wild koalas live in the US forests? Many stories and eye-catching headlines raise this question. Koalas are known for their cute look and are originally from Australia. But, are there any of these adorable animals living naturally in America? People sometimes claim to see koala species in the US. But, there’s…
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How do you attract native birds to your farm?
Ever thought about making your farm a haven for native birds? It’s more than just putting up bird feeders. You need to ensure they have all they need: shelter, food, and water. Creating a peaceful place full of native birds means giving them the right homes. This includes birdhouses placed in safe spots and the…
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What is the range of the American otter?
Have you thought about how far the American otter travels in North America? The North American river otter is known for being able to adapt. This otter’s thick, water-repellent fur lets it live in many places. It can be seen both in the sea and on rivers and lakes inland. They live in many types…
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How do you distinguish between a mule deer and a white-tailed deer?
Have you ever wondered how to tell mule deer apart from white-tailed deer? It’s essential for those who love wildlife or go hunting. Look closely at ear shape, tail, antlers, body color, and how they behave. Mule deer stand out with big ears and their jumping-like run. White-tailed deer have smaller ears and a unique…
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What types of habitats do elk prefer?
Have you ever wondered why elk, once all over North America, now live in fewer places? How do they adapt to a shrinking world? Elk, a species that once numbered around 10 million, are very interesting. They can be found in many different types of places. These include open meadows, marshlands, grasslands, and forests. Their…
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Are there wild tapirs in the USA?
Could the elusive tapir still live in the USA, years after going extinct? It’s an intriguing question that captivates both casual fans and scientists. Tapirs were once common in North America. Now, researchers and nature lovers wonder if they are still around. These big herbivores disappeared when mammoths and saber-toothed cats did. But, could some…