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White-tailed deer and their superpowers
A magical moment. That’s how it feels whenever I see a deer. In Western North Carolina, white-tailed deer…
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Groundhogs are unsung heroes of nature
Groundhogs might not look like the most exciting animals at first glance. They’re chunky, furry creatures with short…
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Amazing ants of Western North Carolina
Ants are some of the smallest creatures in the world, but they are also some of the busiest!…
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Why native plants matter
Western North Carolina is home to a fantastic variety of wildlife—birds, bears, turtles and cool bugs. But all…
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Cool facts about magnificent monarchs
Monarch butterflies are some of the most fascinating and beloved creatures in nature. With their bright orange wings…
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River otters return to Western North Carolina
River otters almost vanished from Western North Carolina’s waterways but are now making an amazing comeback. These sleek,…
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There’s more to gray squirrels than you might think
Who really thinks about gray squirrels? They’re so common we tend to take them for granted. But what…
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Endangered species in North Carolina
As you walk through the mountains and valleys of western North Carolina, our forests reveal a world of…
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What animals hibernate in winter, and why?
When winter’s chill spreads across Western North Carolina’s mountains, many animals are getting ready for their long winter’s…
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Helping wildlife after Tropical Storm Helene
Western North Carolina’s lush forests and crystal-clear streams are home to some amazing animals. Then Tropical Storm Helene…
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