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TealTideTamer

who keeps stealing my lettuce leaves every morning—could it be a squirrel?

Every morning, I check my garden, and guess what? My lettuce leaves are always missing. At first, I thought it was bugs, but then I spotted a squirrel munching away, looking super pleased with himself. I started planting extra lettuce, just for him. Turns out, sharing with the wildlife makes gardening even more fun. I also put up a little net over my tomatoes, so the squirrel sticks to his salad bar. It’s wild how a tiny visitor can change your whole routine. If you’re growing veggies, try mixing in some plants for your furry neighbors. It keeps them happy and your main crops safe. Plus, watching them snack is the best part of my morning now. #gardening #wildlife #urbanfarming

Joseph Hartman

Say hi to cuties from Australia

In Australia🇦🇺, this ancient and mysterious land not only has magnificent natural scenery🏕️ but also a group of cute animals🐾 check out these pics and comment who's your favorite! #animal #pet #australia #wildlife #kangaroo #Koalas #Penguins

Joseph Hartman

Blue-footed booby |Get to know a wonderful animal every day

The blue-footed booby looks very funny. At first glance, it looks like a clown. It is very distinctive and is one of the most colorful birds in the Galapagos Islands. It has become an endangered bird and is listed as a Class II protected animal in China. The main food is fish, such as sardines, anchovies, mackerel, and some squid and flying fish. Blue-footed boobies are mainly distributed in the Pacific Ocean from Southern California to the north of Peru. They like to live in tropical oceans, capes and islands. Except for the breeding season, they spend most of their time at sea. #birds #bird science #wildlife #magical animals #amazing animals #everything has spirituality #science #animal science #cute pets #zoo #animal world #human and nature #animals #animal encyclopedia #bird illustration #parent-child education #funny pictures

William Martin

is it totally wild to let moles live in my backyard?

So, I’ve been thinking about letting moles stay in my yard. I know, it sounds a little out there! But hear me out. Moles can actually help aerate the soil and eat up some pesky bugs. If you’re considering this too, make sure your yard is safe for them. Skip the harsh chemicals and keep pets away from their tunnels. Also, watch out for overwatering since moles like it a bit dry. Caring for unusual pets is all about respect and balance. Have you ever tried this? Let me know your tips! #petcare #gardening #wildlife #moles #backyardpets #Pets

Krista Bond

did i just become a lizard hero overnight or what happened

Last night, I found this funky-looking lizard chilling in my pool. I scooped him out and kept him safe until morning. He seemed a little freaked out, but after some rest, I let him go in the garden. If you ever rescue a critter, make sure to keep them warm and away from pets. Don’t feed them random stuff—just let them chill. Always wash your hands after handling any wild animal. Anyone else have wild animal rescue stories? Drop your tips below! #petcare #wildlife #rescued #lizard #animalstories #Pets

TrailBlazingTom

where do bison and wolves actually hang out in yellowstone?

just came back from a tiny group trip to yellowstone and omg, we got so lucky 🍀 our guide tweaked the plan so we could chase wildlife — and it worked! Lamar Valley: 🐂 This place was a bison paradise! We saw so many, some even had their little calves. The wolves were a bit more elusive, but we caught a glimpse of a few roaming in the distance. 🌅 Best times: Early morning and sunset. The animals are most active then! Old Faithful Area: 🐿️ Squirrels were everywhere, and we spotted some peaceful deer munching grass near the trees. 🕒 Best times: Any time of day, but mornings and afternoons have the most action. Yellowstone Lake: 🦦 Beavers were so fun to watch as they chewed on logs by the water. Plus, there were tons of birds flying around — totally mesmerizing. 🌄 Best times: Morning and afternoon for birdwatching, evening for beavers. Grand Canyon of Yellowstone: 🐏 Big horn sheep were hopping around the cliffs, and we saw eagles soaring above. 🏞️ Best times: Early morning for the sheep and afternoon for the eagles. #yellowstone #wildlife #traveladventure

Judith Nelson

Shark Drop Shocks Disc Golfers!

Talk about a wild hazard on the course! A group of disc golfers at Splinter City in Myrtle Beach got the surprise of their lives when a baby hammerhead literally fell from the sky. Turns out, an osprey lost its catch mid-flight after being chased by two crows, dropping the 1-foot shark right by the 11th hole. Anyone else ever seen a 'birdie' like that? Nature’s got its own game going! #DiscGolf #HammerheadShark #Wildlife #Sports

Melvin Mosley

Birds Are Molting Earlier—Here’s Why It Matters

Wild fact: Birds are shedding their feathers earlier every year, and it’s all thanks to climate change. A 13-year study found fall migratory birds are starting their molt a day sooner each year, which could mess with their migration and breeding. If molting overlaps with these, it could drain their energy and even threaten species like hummingbirds—major pollinators for our food. Want to help? Try planting native flowers or support bird conservation groups! #ClimateChange #Birds #Wildlife #Science

megangibson

Wild Animals Are Moving In—Here’s Why

Wild animal run-ins are spiking in Japan, and it’s not just a random thing. Researchers say shrinking habitats are pushing bears, boars, and even monkeys closer to people. It’s risky for everyone—think attacks, disease, and animals getting put down. The wildest part? Humans have changed 75% of the land on Earth! Conservation groups are racing to restore habitats, and just saving 1% of the planet could protect thousands of species. Wild, right? #Wildlife #Conservation #HabitatLoss #Science

kellydesiree

Bison Crash the Campsite Party

Imagine waking up to a herd of bison just strolling through your campsite—no drama, just a total flex from Yellowstone’s real locals. Tourists had to pack up and peace out fast, which honestly probably saved them from a close call. These 2,000-lb beasts can sprint up to 35 mph and aren’t shy about reminding you who’s boss. Pro tip: keep your distance, snap pics from afar, and let the bison do their thing. Nature’s got the right of way! #Yellowstone #Bison #Wildlife #Pets

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