Mammal Habitats
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Urban Wildlife - Raccoons in Manhattan
Often unnoticed, wild animals thrive in Manhattan's green parks. For raccoons, living in close proximity to humans offers surprising advantages.
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Desert Mammals and Desert Ecology
The desert covers close to one-fifth of the Earth's dry land making it the largest terrestrial biome and is home to a surprisingly large number of mammals.
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Grassland Mammals and Prairie Ecology
Whether they are called prairies, savannahs, the pampas, the veldt or the steppes, grasslands can be found on all continents and house herbivorous and carnivorous mammals
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Tree Snags Provide Wildlife Habitats
Decaying wood provides every bit as much essential wildlife habitat as live trees do.
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Elephant Sanctuary Habitat in Tennessee
The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee gives the huge mammals room to roam after retirement from zoos and circuses. The 2700 acre habitat cares for needy elephants.
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How to Build a Blind For Wildlife Viewing
Even the most seasoned tracker will get closer to wildlife if he waits for the wildlife to come to him. Here are some easy blinds anyone can create.
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Wildlife Viewing on Mount Diablo
This bay area, world-famous landmark is the perfect place for planned outings or wildlife tracking.
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How Beavers Create Wildlife Habitats
The beaver makes a major contribution to wildlife as an engineer for the ecosystem.
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Southern California Roadside Seals
Visiting San Simeon's elephant seal colony can be combined with a trip to Hearst Castle but you may find yourself entranced by these aquatic giants and forget the castle.
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Whale watching in Warrnambool, VIC
Holidaymakers and visitors can travel to Logan's Beach at the end of the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia, to see lots of native animals and wildlife in the wild.
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