Wildlife in Winter: How Small Mammals Adapt to Survive Wyoming's Winters
Wildlife in Winter: How Small Mammals Adapt to Survive Wyoming's Winters
Feb 14, 2025
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In this video of "Our Wyoming," we learn how a turn-of-the-century bucking horse became a Wyoming Icon that we encounter every day. Candy Moulton, author of “Steamboat: Legendary Bucking Horse” helps us sort through the myths and legends that are Steamboat. Watch this special feature now! | Wyoming PBS
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In this video of "Our Wyoming," we learn how a turn-of-the-century bucking horse became a Wyoming Icon that we encounter every day. Candy Moulton, author of “Steamboat: Legendary Bucking Horse” helps us sort through the myths and legends that are Steamboat. Watch this special feature now! | Wyoming PBS
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28 Types of MAMMALS Found in Georgia! (2026)
28 Types of MAMMALS Found in Georgia! (2026)
Jul 27, 2022
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Wyoming Toad Conservation - CMZoo
Wyoming Toad Conservation - CMZoo
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10 Species Of Hawks In Wyoming – Picture And ID Guide
10 Species Of Hawks In Wyoming – Picture And ID Guide
Jan 10, 2022
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12 Owl Species That Live in Wyoming (2026)
12 Owl Species That Live in Wyoming (2026)
Feb 15, 2023
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14 Types of Rodents in Wyoming! (w/Pics)
14 Types of Rodents in Wyoming! (w/Pics)
Aug 8, 2022
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22 Species Of Ducks In Wyoming (ID, Calls, Season Guide)
Aug 22, 2022
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Exploring North America's Largest Land Mammals
Sep 21, 2021
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21 Types of Ducks Found in Wyoming! (ID Guide)
Dec 19, 2023
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Biologists have mapped Wyoming’s pika habitat for the first time, revealing that these vulnerable mammals now occupy just 57% of the state’s suitable alpine areas. This data highlights the growing threat of climate change, as pikas are highly sensitive to temperature shifts. While Wyoming’s pika populations remain stable for now, they have already suffered significant habitat loss in places like Idaho and Montana due to rising temperatures and drier conditions. Although Wyoming’s more central lo
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The Wyoming toad is extremely rare and exclusive to the Cowboy State. In Wyoming, it has been designated as a Species of Greatest Conservation Need, and is currently listed under the Endangered Species Act. To help restore the endemic toad species to their native habitat in the Laramie basin, captive bred toads are released annually. Species of Greatest Conservation Need are certain species within Wyoming that warrant additional conservation attention. Wyoming has many other Species of Greatest
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32 MOST Common Birds in Wyoming! (2026)
Feb 9, 2023
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Wyoming — A Peek Into a Hidden Waterfowl Oasis When people think of Wyoming, they picture rugged mountains, sweeping sagebrush plains, and high-desert skies — but the wetlands and small transition ponds scattered across the state are some of its most important lifelines. Even though wetlands make up only a small fraction of Wyoming’s landscape, they support some of the densest pockets of wildlife, especially because the state sits along both the Central and Pacific Flyways. These wetlands — from
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Wyoming Wildlife magazine is happy to share the top entries from the 2022 photo contest. With 101 photos selected from this year’s record of 3,832 entries, this slideshow features many impressive photos of Wyoming's wildlife, flora, scenery and recreation. Subscribe to Wyoming Wildlife magazine for more great photos and stories about Wyoming's wildlife delivered to your mailbox monthly: https://bit.ly/33armhC | Wyoming Game and Fish Department
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Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 22, join Wyoming PBS at 7 p.m. for WALRUS: LIFE ON THIN ICE from the acclaimed program NATURE! The walrus is one of the Arctic’s most enigmatic and social animals, relying on sea ice to live. Follow a paleontologist who embarks on an Arctic adventure to see how these mammals are coping in a warming world. Tune in tomorrow at 7 p.m. or stream the program live on the free PBS app! | Wyoming PBS
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28 Birds of Prey Found in Wyoming! (2026)
Nov 20, 2023
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Discover the 6 Official State Animals of Wyoming
Jun 15, 2023
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Wyoming is home to some impressive wildlife migrations. Some of the deer in the Baggs mule deer herd (shown in this clip) migrate up to 100 miles one way. Movement matters for wildlife. This underpass is strategically located on a high-use portion of the designated migration corridor. Wildlife underpasses, like this one, help keep wildlife and drivers safe and on the move. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department works with partners to prioritize the conservation of migration corridors and implement
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Today, BLM will collar wild mares at the Rock Springs Wild Horse and Burro Holding Facility. These mares are from the Adobe Town HMA. After they are collared, they will be released back into the Adobe Town HMA. The University of Wyoming is using radio collars to learn more about how wild horses interact with their environment by studying migration patterns and herd movements. | Bureau of Land Management - Wyoming
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Big game animals in Wyoming travel up and down mountains, plains and deserts in all kinds of weather to migrate between their summer and winter ranges. Even if snow feels far away at the moment, mule deer are packing on the pounds right now to prepare for their annual journey. Summer food foraging is what gets deer through grueling miles of deep snow and limited food availability so that they can make the journey again once spring arrives. Migration is truly a year-round process. | Wyoming Game
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Across the world, science is transforming how we understand the animals who share our landscapes. Research in neuroscience, cognition, and behavior now points clearly to one truth: animals are sentient. They learn, remember, make choices, and navigate their lives with intention. Sentience is not a theory. It is measurable and observable. Scientists describe a global “sentience transition,” a moment when evidence has become too strong to ignore. Many mammals, birds, fish, and even some invertebra
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Grizzly Bears in Wyoming: Where They Live, Risk to Humans, and Diet
Feb 15, 2024
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What Wyoming Wildlife might say #moose #bighornsheep #elk #blackbear #deer #wyoming
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