Written by Robert Askins and directed at Chelsea Theatre Works by Brooks Reeves, “The Squirrels” amounts to a rare ...

By Ms. Mary Michaela Parker MSU Extension Service Have you ever been on a walk in the woods, park, or backyard and noticed animal tracks in the mud or dirt? Some tracks are easy to identify, while ...

T here are cute kittens, and then there are really cute kittens — the kind that, at times, don't even look like kittens, but ...

She is definitely a happy Golden Retriever if we have ever seen one! And hey, that little rascal of a squirrel might have won ...

Their expansion across the continent presents ongoing ecological and management challenges. 5. Gray Squirrel: A Small Rodent With a Big Footprint Eastern Gray Squirrel. Image via Depositphotos. The ...

The bounty of food, including acorns, in the last few years has helped the gray squirrel population increase to a point that the department felt the hunting season could be expanded, especially in ...

Ultimately they were replaced by smaller relatives like the gray wolf. In its effort to re-create the animal, Colossal says, it extracted DNA information from dire wolf bones and used gene editing ...

A beautiful white tailed deer doe standing alert in the woods. Image via Depositphotos White-tailed Deer are prevalent inhabitants of deciduous forests, seamlessly blending into the rich tapestry of ...

muskrat and a gray squirrel," DEC Wildlife Health Program leader Kevin Hynes said. Research on mammals with HPAI is important because as the virus continues to mutate and reach different animals ...

One of the first big restaurant stories of 2025, in January, popular Detroit restaurant Grey Ghost announced it would open a small, more casual burger outpost in the heart of downtown Ferndale ...

In Spokane and other urban settings in the Inland Northwest, you’re most likely to see the eastern gray squirrel and the fox ... while many others see them as cute and social.” ...

Yes, squirrels purr too! The common Eastern gray squirrel, found throughout the U.S., can bark, buzz, wail, squeal, trill, squeak, and purr, according to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.