Once more, they are there

Article Abstract:

The Canis rufus or red wolf again roams wild in the Appalachians after the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Park Service released two female pups and their parents in Nov 1991. The experimental project aimed to save the normally nocturnal and solitary wolf from extinction.

Natural history, Appalachian Trail, Red wolf

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Night of the gallivanting salamanders

Article Abstract:

The season of spring serves as the breeding season for salamanders. Male salamanders migrate to pools to draw breeding females. The ideal environment should have plenty of rain and with temperatures above 40 degrees. The salamder's eggs should grow into adults before the summer.

Analysis, Salamanders

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Treasures of the stream

Article Abstract:

About 72% of North America's 300 species of freshwater mussels face extinction. The culprits are pollution from wastewater treatment plants, sedimentation runoff from construction and pesticide runoff from farms.

Pollution, North America, Freshwater ecology, Mussels, Fresh-water, Freshwater mussels

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