How do owls see at night?
Owls need to be able to see well in the dark so they can hunt small animals such as mice, voles, and other rodents, which are also active at night.
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Why do geese poop so much?
Geese poop a lot — in fact, they can poop up to 15 times per hour!
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What’s the difference between a snow goose and a Canada goose?
A guide to help you tell apart Snow Goose and Canada Goose.
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Are there bugs that live in the snow?
Most people might assume that bugs aren’t active outside during the winter because we rarely see them, but the truth is much cooler!
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What happens to spiders in the winter?
Find out what happens to our favourite 8-legged air breathing arthropods during Alberta’s harsh winters.
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Amazing Amphibians & Riveting Reptiles
Recorded Presentation
Speaker: ALYSSA METRO & CORRIANNE BRONS
Host: Nature Alberta
Do Red Squirrels Hibernate?
Do red squirrels hibernate? How do they survive Alberta’s harsh winters?
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What is a drey?
What is a drey and what does it have to do with squirrels?
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Why are bluebirds blue?
The blue feathers of a bluebird are blue for a special reason!
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What is a cavity-nesting bird?
Many birds make open cup nests while other birds nest in cavities. Not the same cavity as in your teeth!
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