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!

What makes some wildlife good and others bad? It’s not on them, it’s on us.

Coyotes love-hate relationship with people is often misunderstood so we take a somewhat in-depth look at the biology and behavior of these wonderful predators.

We take a quick peek into those wildlife diseases that can sometimes be transmitted to humans. It’s rare but you do have to be careful.