Author: WildLifeFAQ (Mark Jess)
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What is the diet of a cottontail rabbit?
Ever thought about what a cottontail rabbit eats? Their diet is quite interesting. In the wild, they can eat a lot of different plants and trees. This shows how adaptable they are to their environment. They’re famous for finding food. This often leads to plants being eaten in gardens. So, what do cottontail rabbits eat
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Are there wild turkeys in the USA?
Have you wondered how many wild turkeys live in the USA? There are about 7 million across the country. This makes them one of the most common game animals in North America. Wild turkeys in the USA can be seen in many places. They live in the Rocky Mountains and the deserts of Texas. They
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What are the nesting habits of the American robin?
Have you ever thought about the American robin’s success in nesting from busy cities to wild forests? The American robin is known all across North America. It shows off creative nesting skills that fit any place it finds itself. You can see robins nesting in thick forests, wide lawns, high mountains, or even busy cities.
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How do you distinguish between a bobcat and a lynx?
Have you ever seen a wildcat and got curious if it’s a bobcat or a lynx? They look quite similar, making it hard even for those who study wildlife. But, there are small details that help tell them apart. Both are of the Lynx genus but have unique traits. Knowing these differences is key for
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Are there any native marsupials in the USA?
When thinking about marsupials, Australia’s wildlife might come to mind first. But, the United States has its own marsupial, too. It’s the Virginia opossum. These opossums are different from most mammals because they carry their babies in a pouch. This is just like kangaroos and other marsupials in Australia. The Virginia opossum is the only
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What is the range of the American kestrel?
Have you ever wondered how the tiny American kestrel, North America’s smallest falcon, manages to span two continents? The American kestrel calls both North and South America home. Some stay in one area all year, while others travel long distances. They might go as far as Central America for the winter. You can see American