Category: General FAQs
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Are there wild orangutans in the USA?
Could we see wild orangutans in American forests? This question is interesting, but the answer is no. Orangutans come from the rainforests in Southeast Asia. They are not naturally found in the USA. Yet, their similarity to us sometimes makes us wonder if they are here. Orangutans in the US would only be in zoos…
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How do you attract native butterflies to your farm?
Ever wonder why having butterflies on your farm can boost your crops? It’s because they help with pollination. They make your farm look pretty too, but it’s not just about that. Having butterflies around also helps nature stay balanced. To make a great place for butterflies, you need three things. First, you need plants that…
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What is the range of the American wolverine?
Have you ever thought about how much ground the American wolverine covers in North America? The American wolverine (Gulo gulo luscus) is found in the deep Northern areas. This includes the boreal forests, subarctic zones, and high alpine tundra. These areas span across Alaska, Canada, and the northern U.S. But, their living spaces have decreased…
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How do you distinguish between a rat and a vole?
Have you ever seen a small, furry animal in your garden and wondered if it’s a rat or a vole? It’s common to mix them up. But knowing the differences is key to dealing with them. Are you confident in telling the two apart? It’s important to know how to spot a rat or a…
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What types of habitats do black bears prefer?
Did you ever think about why black bears can live in so many places? They are found in thick forests, near the coast, and up in the mountains. This shows how adaptable they are. But what makes them choose where to live? It’s interesting to know that black bears live in various places. They are…
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Are there wild bison in the USA?
The bison, a true symbol of the untouched American wild, used to cover the land in huge numbers. But do they still live free today? There were about 60 million of these animals, once making up a vital part of the landscape. Sadly, their numbers fell because of excessive hunting and diseases from cows. But…