However, when these options are scarce, muskrats may venture further onto land for apples, legumes, grains, and root ...

The most egregious damage that muskrats create is along the banks of water sources. Their dens, entrances, and tunnels weaken the soil structure and create collapses, separate docks from land ...

It was a very rodent-like marsupial, just about the size of a muskrat, that weighed up to two ... Colorado was nothing more than the inland sea, with the land surrounding it comprised of mainly ...

BOULDER, Colo. — Paleontologists recently discovered a rare mammal fossil in western Colorado. It's a genus of mammal that ...

VERNAL — A previously unknown muskrat-sized mammal species that once ... "This delta seems to have been packed with a wide variety of animals on land and in the water," he said.

Groundhogs and muskrats are animals that go by, quite literally, dozens of names each. With all those names, as well as their physical similarities, it’s easy to confuse them with one another.

Traps can be set on land for species such as fisher, coyote and raccoon through December, and in the water or under ice for species such as beaver, muskrat and otter through next March.

IRMO, S.C. (WIS) - Irmo Town Council approved rezoning requests for a 64-acre property at the intersection of Dreher Shoals Road, Muskrat Run ... need to purchase the land and then request the ...

A team of paleontologists have discovered a fossil in northwestern Colorado that reveals a new kind of mammal that lived ...

The word Waw-jashk comes from the Potawatomi tribe, a nation whose land our campus and office sits upon today. The direct translation of waw-jashk means Muskrat, which is a small, tenacious, and ...

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