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Pets & Wildlife

One veterinarian, and her pets, rode out Ian’s fierce eye in a Fort Myers parking garage

October 3, 2022, 6:02am Life

As Hurricane Ian lashed Fort Myers with howling winds and sloshed floodwaters over the banks of the Caloosahatchee River, veterinarian Sharon Powell and her husband retreated to the safest place they could find for themselves and their pets — a downtown parking garage. Read story

As their natural habitat is lost to development, Columbian black-tailed deer are becoming an increasingly familiar sight in residential yards, green spaces and neighborhood streets in Western Washington.

Clark County residents learn to share backyards with deer

As their natural habitat is lost to development, Columbian black-tailed deer are becoming an increasingly familiar sight in residential yards, green spaces and neighborhood streets in Western Washington.

October 2, 2022, 6:04am Clark County Life

My newest neighbors are four-legged, furry and — to use the latest scientific terminology — totes adorbs. Read story

Scientist-surfer Apryl Boyle and Brianna Le Busque, a researcher out of Australia, co-authored a recently published paper, "Sharing the waves: An exploration of surfer and shark interactions" in the peer-review journal ScienceDirect.

Study dives into surfer-shark interactions

Scientist-surfer Apryl Boyle and Brianna Le Busque, a researcher out of Australia, co-authored a recently published paper, "Sharing the waves: An exploration of surfer and shark interactions" in the peer-review journal ScienceDirect.

September 30, 2022, 6:59am Pets & Wildlife

Apryl Boyle always expects the same question from her nonsurfing friends when she shares her love for riding waves. Read story

Wily seal that cruised to pond surrenders at police station

September 30, 2022, 6:57am Pets & Wildlife

A gray seal that wandered into a Massachusetts pond and evaded authorities’ attempts to capture him turned himself in Sept. 23 after waddling up to the local police station. Read story

An alligator rests Aug. 22 waiting for the sun to reappear on the bank near the fishing dock at Jarvis Creek Park on Hilton Head Island, N.C.

Will storm raise chances of alligator attacks?

An alligator rests Aug. 22 waiting for the sun to reappear on the bank near the fishing dock at Jarvis Creek Park on Hilton Head Island, N.C.

September 30, 2022, 6:51am Pets & Wildlife

Hurricane Ian slammed into Florida on Wednesday and then headed toward South Carolina, bringing with it heavy rains and potential flooding — and possibly alligators. Read story

Clouds cast shadows near wind turbines at a wind farm along the Montana-Wyoming state line on Monday, June 13, 2022. The rush to build wind farms to combat climate change is colliding with preservation of one of the U.S. West's most spectacular predators, the golden eagle. Scientists say the species is teetering on the edge of decline and worry that proliferating wind turbines could push them over the brink. (AP Photo/Emma H.

U.S. proposal would allow eagle deaths

Clouds cast shadows near wind turbines at a wind farm along the Montana-Wyoming state line on Monday, June 13, 2022. The rush to build wind farms to combat climate change is colliding with preservation of one of the U.S. West's most spectacular predators, the golden eagle. Scientists say the species is teetering on the edge of decline and worry that proliferating wind turbines could push them over the brink. (AP Photo/Emma H.

September 30, 2022, 6:03am Life

The Biden administration on Thursday proposed a new permitting program for wind energy turbines, power lines and other projects that kill eagles, amid growing concern among scientists that the rapid expansion of renewable energy in the U.S. West could harm golden eagle populations now teetering on decline. Read story

Washington kills 2 wolves to prevent preying on cattle

September 29, 2022, 1:00pm Latest News

Hunters working for the state of Washington have killed two members of the Leadpoint wolf pack this week in an effort to stop the pack from preying on cattle in Stevens County, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife said Thursday. Read story

New Arctic fox at Point Defiance Zoo will melt your heart

September 28, 2022, 8:49am Life

A 3-year-old Arctic fox with a fluffy face that could melt your heart has joined the medley of animals at the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium. Read story

"Splooting" is a way squirrels and some other animals sprawl out to stay cool when temperatures rise.

Squirrel ‘splooting’ way to beat the heat

"Splooting" is a way squirrels and some other animals sprawl out to stay cool when temperatures rise.

September 23, 2022, 6:05am Life

During California’s worst September heat wave on record, Akvile DeFazio noticed the squirrels in her La Verne neighborhood acting weird: “just plastered on the sidewalk,” she said, not moving. Read story

An adult black bear eating apples.

Bears do hibernation prep during hyperphagia

An adult black bear eating apples.

September 23, 2022, 6:03am Life

Did you know that during the hyperphagia phase, a black bear can consume up to 20,000 calories a day as it prepares for winter hibernation? In the past, we’ve shown how much that might be in terms of fast food, but obviously bears aren’t ordering their meals from a drive-thru… Read story