Scientists have successfully GPS-collared a rare Sierra Nevada red fox in California’s snowy mountains for the first time.
The winter season presents a series of challenges for wildlife, such as food shortages, cold temperatures and large snowfalls. Fortunately, many species have physiological and behavioral traits to ...
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They were hunting Japanese fighters – and each other
In 1944, the skies over New Guinea became the arena for one of WWII’s most intense rivalries. Richard “Dick” Bong, already ...
Fossil and modern wolf teeth show that as winters grow warmer and snow declines, gray wolves are forced to work harder for food.
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Hunting hypercars with my Senna
Two McLaren Sennas line up during a London car spotting session. Pure performance meets urban style.
Rabbit hunting can be a wonderful social affair that the entire family can enjoy. If you know anyone with a few rabbit ...
Gray wolves adapt their diets as a result of climate change, eating harder foods such as bones to extract nutrition during warmer climates, new research has found. The study, led by the University of ...
On opening day of muzzleloading season in early December, Rob Helfrich huddled inside a hunting blind in Lysander. Across his lap lay a .50-caliber musket, a replica of the famous Kentucky Rifle ...
Beyond Japan’s popular Golden Route, relaxing hot springs, snow-capped peaks, and rare wildlife await visitors looking for a ...
The speedy and delicate species is extremely wary of humans. The few remaining Sierra Nevada red foxes live in barren, rugged ...
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