Author: WildLifeFAQ (Mark Jess)
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How can you protect your pets from wildlife in the USA?
Ever thought about how your backyard might be dangerous for your pets? Protecting your pets in the USA goes beyond shutting the door. It means knowing that dangers like black bears, coyotes, and panthers might be nearby. These wild animals are attracted by trash and pet food left out. To avoid conflicts between pets and
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What is the best time of year to see elk in the USA?
Have you ever thought about the best time to see elks in the USA? These majestic animals put on quite a show. But, you have to know the right time to see them. Planning your visit carefully can make your outdoor adventure amazing. In Pennsylvania’s Elk Country, fall is a top time to see elks.
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Where can you find bald eagles in the USA?
Have you thought about how close you could get to a bald eagle at home? The majestic bald eagle, once almost extinct, now flies across the USA. It’s a great story of saving wildlife through bans on DDT and laws like the Endangered Species Act. Places like the Rocky Mountain Arsenal and the Lower Klamath
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Are there any venomous spiders in the USA?
Have you ever thought about venomous spiders in the USA? Do they threaten people who work both indoors and out? Yes, there are venomous spiders in the United States. The black widow and brown recluse are the most common. They can be a risk to both outdoor and indoor workers. This includes people like machine
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What types of snakes are found in the USA?
Have you ever wondered how many snakes live in the USA? There are about 150 snake species in different parts of North America. It’s interesting to note that Alaska, with its cold weather, doesn’t have any native snakes. Snakes in the USA have unique bodies. They have no legs or ears and they can open
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Are there any wild horses in the USA?
Have you ever wondered if the majestic wild horses still roam America’s vast lands? They are indeed a symbol of untamed freedom and the pioneer spirit. American wild horse herds mainly live in government-protected areas in the west. Despite myths about them harming the land, it’s actually cattle and sheep that do more damage. Their