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Snails are one of the animals that may be the easiest to find and watch. They are common throughout most places in the world, and move slow enough that they don't get away. Listen to learn a few more fun facts about snails and some jokes to share.

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A symbol of the United States that you may be closer to your home than you imagine, especially during the winter. This majestic raptor is found throughout many parts of the United States and Canada and is amazing, even if it's not as awesome as Hollywood makes it seem. Give a listen to find out what we mean.

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This is a critter you've probably come across in your neighborhood. They love urban areas with some trees. They might even be a nuisance to some as they can cause problems when they eat holes in houses. Find out some other tidbits on these interesting squirrels.

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Have you ever come across a rabbit the size of a house cat? Today's animal fits that bill but is actually a hare, not a rabbit. Tune in to find out more.

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A common kingfisher to find in North America. You may only catch a glimpse of a blue and white bird flapping its wings rapidly as it bolts past you. If you've wanted to see one in the wild we have some tips that might help.

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The American kestrel is a beautiful small falcon. If you live in a rural area and see a reddish-brown bird perched on a powerline or pole, the chances are good you've seen a kestrel. Find out more about these little raptors.

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Sometimes a little creepy looking, but completely harmless to humans. This unique insect can be found especially during summer months in North America on and around green foliage. Discover other fun information about mantises.

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Brown bird with a light-colored eyebrow that you might find rooting around in brush piles, leaves, and under bushes. Depending on where you live, this may be a common backyard bird for you. Find out things you may not have known before about the Carolina Wren.

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Ever been walking along the beach an come across a washed-up animal. That is what happened to us on the Oregon coast, and led us to learn more about a sea nettle.

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Some animals are harder to see when we're just going about our days as normal. In this case, it's because the animal is nocturnal. Luckily that doesn't make it any less interesting to see or learn about the leaf-nosed bat. 

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