Wildlife for You

Different predators apprehend their quarry in different ways. Wildlife biologists can then use this information to determine what predator was responsible for the kill when discovering a carcass.

Why do wolves strike fear into the hearts of so many? They’re pretty amazing animals and to learn about them is to love them. Well, at least it should be.

Why do people see cougars even in photos of... well, NOT cougars? Misinterpretations are actually easy to explain.

Often times we try too hard to teach people about Mother Nature, sometimes we need to let her teach us. She’s pretty smart ya’ know.

Not everything about wildlife is peaches and cream. Sometimes bad things happen in Nature and we just have to let them run its course.

We’ll take a deep dive into the world of raccoons and discover how truly smart they are... much smarter than cats!

It is often said some animals are smarter than others, now if only we knew what the heck that even means.

We promise we will not bring that up as we discuss the wonderful world of foxes.

Vultures, often called buzzards in North America, are some pretty cool and interesting birds. Listen and find out why!

Learn all there is to know about the SWAP program and why it is such an amazing non-profit.

Many people have issues with what they call nuisance wildlife. Animals are often being animals, they probably think humans are the biggest nuisance species of them all.

Bears have an insanely powerful sense of smell. Understanding how strong it truly is, is often the key to understanding what makes them tick.

The good ol’ Virginia opossum... there’s much to them than just roadkill. We need these guys!

Feeding birds is a commitment and responsibility... a responsibility to the birds. Find out how to keep your feathered friends healthy.

Everyone is enamored with brown bears, also known as grizzlies. Though they may seem dangerous and scary, it may not always be their fault.

We take an in depth look at some of the most famous wildlife-related urban legends. Sorry grandpa but you may not like this one.

We dive into the world of cryptozoology. We discuss the science of the science.

This episode takes a deep dive into North America’s two well-known eagles species, the Golden and the Bald. It is everything you wanted to know, and even some things you didn’t want to know about these majestic birds.

It’s great to love wildlife, in fact we encourage it. Just make sure you know the right way to do it and that you don’t “love wildlife to death.”

Bats in North America are an extremely important species. We need to do all we can to educate ourselves on and to help maintain these precious insect eaters.

The “why” questions are often the toughest to answer but we do our best to explain those trickier situations. They are not always easy decisions.

In this episode we discuss the two primary deer species in North America, whitetails and blacktails, otherwise known as mule deer. We save elk, moose, and Caribou for another time.

This episode helps explain why some animals are big and some animals are lanky.

Animals have developed some fascinating survival techniques that help carry them through the winter. Find out with some critters do to survive the snow.

We take an in-depth look at woodchucks and other members of the rodent family. Yes, some can be classified as cute!