When veterinary student Laura Donoghue learned that Cortland Seafood had whole, fresh fish available, she quickly claimed a few perch and went home to dissect them on her kitchen table. What resulted — perch organs, scales and tiny bones lined up in trash bags and plastic wrap — might have been a harrowing sight for … Read more
A family of groundhogs peeking out from under a shed on June 6 at Fort Leonard Wood. Spotting small wildlife is common this time of year, according to the Fort Leonard Wood Conservation Law Enforcement Team. (Image source: Photography by Amanda Sullivan, Office of Public Affairs at Fort Leonard Wood) View original FORT LEONARD WOOD, … Read more
By Emily Cressman, Chattanooga Times Free Press Chattanooga, Tenn (AP) – Now is a time of year when many species of wildlife give birth to babies, and it is also a time when humans often encounter orphaned, sick or injured wildlife. “Really, this is our busy season, because kids season is when people tend to … Read more
Nearly eight months after the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Issue a “don’t eat” advice to deer harvested in Fairfield Due to the presence of so-called permanent chemicals, the department will return to the area. In the coming weeks, DIF&W will be testing deer, wild turkey, and other animals such as grouse, waterfowl, … Read more
Animal rescue centers have received a glut of calls, birds have fallen from the sky and nature reserves have burned while British wildlife has been baked for the past week. A hot wave. Conservationists said the animals were still eerily still as they sought shelter from the heat. Experts fear record temperatures could cause a … Read more
