A wolf is one of the most controversial and special wild animals in the Rocky Mountains. Here are 7 facts about these common mammals of the Rockies that can be seen in Yellowstone NP. Continue reading
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9 Bighorn Sheep Facts – Crazy Head Butting Animals!
Bighorn sheep are one of the common rocky mountain mammals. Here are 9 facts about these nimble footed inhabitants of the Rockies. Continue reading
Western Rattlesnake – Be Safe Near This Dangerous Snake
The Western Rattlesnake is the only venomous snake in the Rocky Mountains. There are many other snakes that live in the area, but this is the most dangerous. Continue reading
Why Do Animals Eyes Shine At Night?
Have you ever seen animals eyes shine at night when you were using your flashlight or headlamp in the dark? Well, that eye shine is simply one of the adaptations that certain nocturnal animals have to help them see in the dark. Continue reading
What Are Some Adaptations That Nocturnal Animals Have?
Nocturnal animals are active at night as opposed to during the day. Here are 5 special adaptations that allow them to live and thrive in the dark. Continue reading
5 Weird Facts About Animals Eyes
Animals eyes come in different shapes, sizes, and colors. Here are a bunch of weird facts about animal eyes that are sure to amaze and gross you out. Continue reading
How Many Poisonous Snakes Live In Rocky Mountains?
There are poisonous snakes in the Rocky Mountains along with many other dangerous animals. Do you know how many different kinds there are? Continue reading
10 Moose Facts That Will Impress You
Moose are big, neat animals that live in the Rocky Mountains and many other areas of the United States and Canada. Read these 10 cool moose facts that are sure to amaze and impress you. Continue reading
Why Do Birds Rub Their Beak On A Branch?
I have often seen a bird rub its beak on a branch or part of a tree and wondered why they do it. The answer may surprise you. Continue reading
You Better Know What To Do If This Animal Attacks!
It is important that parents who spend time in the mountains with their children know what to do if an animal attacks. This knowledge, while hopefully never needed, may keep you and your children safe one day. Continue reading