Category: General FAQs
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How do you protect your garden from wildlife in the USA?
Gardens from city to countryside in the USA often get visitors looking for a snack. Dr. Michael Mengak, a wildlife expert, recommends using several approaches together. This mix helps keep gardens safe from hungry visitors. First off, building a fence is a great start to keep animals out. The fence’s height and material matter. Go
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What are the most common pests in the USA?
Pests are always a worry in American homes. Each season, new insects and vermin show up in different states. It’s key to know what bugs you might face, to stop them effectively. Spiders, carpenter ants, termites, and cockroaches are most common. Spiders are found in twelve states. They can live in different climates. Carpenter ants
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Are there wild armadillos in the USA?
How far north have armadillos ventured in their quest for a new home? They were once only seen in Central and South America. Now, the nine-banded armadillo has spread into the United States. They’ve been found as far north as Virginia, thanks to the growing warmth of our winters. The Appalachian area in Virginia has
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How do you distinguish between different types of owls in the USA?
Owl identification in the USA is hard because there are many types and they hide. The country has nineteen owl species, from the small Elf Owl to the big Great Gray Owl. Experts point out the differences in size, where they live, and how they act. This makes finding and figuring out owl types fun.
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What types of habitats do cougars prefer in the USA?
Have you ever wondered where cougars prefer to live in the USA? Cougars, also known as pumas or mountain lions, adapt well to various habitats. In the USA, cougars thrive in many places. These include dense forests, mountains, arid deserts, and coastal regions. They look for areas with plenty of hiding spots and places to
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What are the differences between a coyote and a fox?
The red fox and the gray fox live in different places. The red fox is found in many spots, even cities. The gray fox prefers forests and can climb trees. Coyotes are usually bigger, especially in the east US. They avoid people and cities. These differences help us tell coyotes and foxes apart out in