Entries Tagged Wildlife Biology

A multi-year research project studies sarcoptic mange, a skin disease, in Virginia's black bear population.

A bobcat that bit a Vermont man in May tested positive for rabies, the first this year in the state and only the second in two years.

A fact-checking publication known for its work in political reporting recently turned its attention to feral hog population data in the U.S. and Texas.

I've seen an Alaskan brown bear bite clean through the skull of a beached killer whale carcass. This poses the question: Which creatures have the strongest jaws?

A black bear found dead in North Carolina tested positive for rabies — the first known case of a rabies positive black bear in the state.

Sure they deliver your mail, but some mail carriers also count wildlife. Here’s how the postal service helps determine long-term population trends of bird species.

Artificial intelligence can now identify and count wildlife. What's not yet known is how AI will be received by those in the outdoor and hunting community.

University of Wyoming documents “epic” migration of mule deer No. 255. After a 150-mile trek, this doe didn't settle down with the rest of her herd. She marched on, covering nearly 100 more miles.

"The Real Wolf" takes a science-based look at the impacts this animal has made on big game and livestock populations as a federal-protected species.

An Arizona senator has introduced a bill to remove the recovered Mexican gray wolf from the ESA.

With support from the Safari Club International Foundation, scientists have created a new method to estimate the age of lions within 6 months by examining their teeth.