Moose are the largest mammal within the deer family. They have long legs, a drooping nose and a fold of hair-covered skin called a “bell” or “dewlap”, which makes them highly recognizable. Depending on the season, their fur color can range from light brown to nearly black as the year progresses. In addition to this,…
DetailsThe Harlequin Duck, aptly named for it’s vibrant appearance reminiscent of medieval court jesters can be identified by it bright plumage of blue-gray feathers with distinct black, white, and rufous markings on the head, neck, back, and sides. Though the adult females are identified by being less colourful, with brownish-grey plumage with three white patches…
DetailsOften regarded as one of the most spectacular sights in the sky, ruling a terrain that is available to only a select amount of this planet Earth’s creatures, the Alaskan Bald Eagle is feared and prominent predator. Below certain facets of this magnificent creature will be explored in an attempt to spread information and awareness…
DetailsOn Monday, September 4th, Nat Geo Wild premiered a new television episode for, “When Nature Calls”, starring the founder of Alaska Wildlife Rescue, Keith Lange. During the episode, Keith was shown answering a call about a hurt goose from a woman in Anchorage, Alaska. When he arrived on scene, he was greeted by the owner…
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