Cougar Attack in Banff: A Fictitious Incident
In a twist of events, the reported cougar attack in Banff National Park was revealed as a fictitious incident, sparking concerns about the impact of unfounded fears on ecosystems
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Wolves: Debunking Villain Stereotypes
Unjustly stigmatized, wolves play a vital role in restoring Yellowstone’s ecosystem. Their reintroduction exemplifies nature’s delicate balance and resilience
The most lethal feline in the world?
Despite what many might think, it is surprising to know which is the most lethal feline in the world.
Tuscany, a Community in Calgary Proud of Its Moose
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text text_larger=”no”] Lee este artículo en Español haciendo clic aquí Discover the Beauty and Wildlife of Tuscany, Calgary’s Remarkable Community In the northwest corner of Calgary lies Tuscany, a vibrant community that boasts breathtaking views of the Bow River and the majestic Rocky Mountains. Surrounded by lush forests and natural landscapes, Tuscany is a haven…
Black bears in Nose Hill Park, Calgary?
The capital of the province of Alberta in Canada is Edmonton, but the most important city is Calgary, home to just under 1.5 million people and hundreds of animal species including deer, prairie dogs, moose, bobcats, badgers, beavers, foxes, coyotes, but there are also black bears in Nose Hill Park? Calgary offers more than 8500…
Birding in Colombia
Bird watching tourism or birdwatching is an activity that has grown progressively in the last ten years in Colombia.
Ave volvió de entre los muertos 170 años después
Después de 170 años sin registros de su presencia en bosques de Borneo, un aves renace de entre los muertos.
Impact of exotic pet trade on native species
Discover the ecological consequences of the growing exotic pet trade, where released animals disrupt ecosystems. U of T researcher Nick Mandrak highlights the urgent need for better management policies.