WILL ASTROECOLOGY BE TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS?

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WILL ASTROECOLOGY BE TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS? If you keep up with where the next SpaceX or Blue Origin rocket is headed, you are probably familiar with NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test, a project to determine if a rocket launched from … Continued

WHAT DID THE FOX SAY?

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WHAT DID THE FOX SAY? I went into the backyard last week when the predawn sky was not yet silver. I knew the croaky, barking, screamlike sound was neither bird, squirrel nor frog. I listened intently and heard a twig … Continued

SHOULD WE FEED WILD ANIMALS?

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SHOULD WE FEED WILD ANIMALS?  I receive versions of the following questions every spring and summer as people begin to have more interactions with our native wildlife.  Q. Is it environmentally acceptable to feed wild animals? I know people who feed … Continued

SOME ECOLOGICAL QUESTIONS GO UNANSWERED

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SOME ECOLOGICAL QUESTIONS GO UNANSWERED  Q. You reply to a lot of biology questions, sometimes citing scientific publications that have the answer. Have you run across any animal mysteries that do not have a surefire explanation?  A. Absolutely. In fact, we … Continued

ARE COATIMUNDIS MOVING NORTH?

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ARE COATIMUNDIS MOVING NORTH? Q. I have heard that some kinds of wild animals in North America are moving north out of their native range because of global warming. Are there examples of animals traveling northward?  A. Quick answer: yes, armadillos … Continued

HOW HIGH CAN AN ALLIGATOR JUMP?

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HOW HIGH CAN AN ALLIGATOR JUMP? Some animals keep the human spirit alive by spurring our curiosity. The American alligator is a superstar in this role, as shown by these questions I have received. Q. We have moved to a community … Continued

WHO ARE OUR BIGGEST BIRDS?

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WHO ARE OUR BIGGEST BIRDS? Q. I am pretty sure that ostriches are the biggest birds in the world. But what is the biggest bird in North America? A. The first step is to define “big.” Andrew Lydeard, program coordinator … Continued