Marmots are a very cool animal that live high up in the Rocky Mountains. Here are 8 fun facts about these cool mammals. Continue reading
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Alpine Animals – Above Tree Line In The Rocky Mountains
Surprisingly, there are many alpine animals that can be found above the tree line in the Rocky Mountains. Here are some of the main ‘rock stars’. Continue reading
Squirrel Moms Help Babies Defecate – Say What??
Squirrel moms are incredibly loving and dedicated parents. Many Rocky Mountain animal parents love their babies, but you won’t believe what squirrels do. Continue reading
10 Grizzly Bear Facts – They’re Grrreat!
These grizzly bear facts are sure to give you reason to pause next time you are hiking in grizzly country. Parts of the Rocky Mountains still have some grizzlies in them. Continue reading
Rabbits Eat Poop – Truly they do…kind of
Rabbits eat poop. As gross as this sounds, it is true that rabbits in the Rocky Mountains and throughout the world sometimes do in fact eat their own poop! Continue reading
8 Mountain Lion Facts – This Is One Cool Cat!
Here are 8 mountain lion facts that are sure to leave you impressed with this stunning Rocky Mountain animal. I bet you didn’t know even half of these. Continue reading
State Mammal of the Rocky Mountain States
The state mammal is another one of those symbols that most states have. I wonder how many state mammals of the Rocky Mountain states you know? Continue reading
7 Beaver Facts – These Are Cool Animals!
Here are 7 beaver facts that I wanted to share with you to show you why I like these animals. These amazing beavers can be found throughout the Rocky Mountains. Continue reading
Beaver Lodge – What Do You Know About Them?
The other day was a nice spring day in the Rocky Mountains and I came across a few beaver lodges on a walk. Here are some fun facts about beaver lodges. Continue reading
Delayed Implantation – I Bet You Don’t Know What It Is
Delayed implantation is a term that I had never heard until recently. It is something that has to do with reproduction for mammals. Continue reading