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Six labeled charts: vole, shrew, mouse, mole, rat and bird.
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Grizzly bears are more than just powerful predators. As apex omnivores, they reshape entire ecosystems by moving nutrients, planting seeds, and creating new habitats. Their survival depends not only on wild space, but...
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As December and Christmas arrive, many North American bears are already tucked away in dens. Explore how black bears, grizzlies, and polar bears handle winter, what “h...

An inside look at the black bear’s most critical season, when survival depends on nonstop feeding, expanding territories, and a delicate balance between forest ecosyst...
What do panthers, pumas, cougars, mountain lions, and catamounts have in common?

You can find them almost anywhere, except for Australia and Antarctica. They’re members of the Mustelidae family – in fact, they’re the only members of that species th...
Today, we’re focusing on the Utah Prairie Dog. The only place they’re found is a small area of Utah. Out of all the prairie dogs, their habitat is the smallest. They ...

Once considered extinct, these wolves have been one of the world’s most endangered species. This film explores the recovery of the Mexican Wolf, poses questions, and e...

Wolves have been thought of as “bad” for centuries and that idea has produced tensions between humans and wolves. Too often, wolves will be killed in revenge for taki...
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Six labeled charts: vole, shrew, mouse, mole, rat and bird.
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