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Have you ever questioned the science behind ice, coolers and keeping stuff in them cold?

What's the best kind of ice, blocks or cubes? What kind of cooler should you use?

Read "The Science of Coolers" in the link in our bio to find answers.

📷&📝: Eric Fowler (@eric.fowler1)

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Have you ever questioned the science behind ice, coolers and keeping stuff in them cold? What's the best kind of ice, blocks or cubes? What kind of cooler should you use? Read "The Science of Coolers" in the link in our bio to find answers. 📷&📝: Eric Fowler (@eric.fowler1) #Nebraskaland #NEgameandparks #OutdoorNebraska

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The rock wren (Salpinctes obsoletus), as the name implies, can often be seen in western Nebraska's rocky habitats. The species has never been observed drinking water. Instead, it gets all of the hydration it needs from its food, which primarily consists of ground-dwelling insects.

📝&📸: Justin Haag (@ridgerunner308)

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The rock wren (Salpinctes obsoletus), as the name implies, can often be seen in western Nebraska's rocky habitats. The species has never been observed drinking water. Instead, it gets all of the hydration it needs from its food, which primarily consists of ground-dwelling insects. 📝&📸: Justin Haag (@ridgerunner308) #Nebraskaland #OutdoorNebraska #BirdsofNebraska

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Every spring and fall, the skies above Nebraska fill with thousands, if not millions, of migrating birds. From tiny warblers — weighing less than a few nickels — to towering sandhill cranes, birds are on the move.

However, bird migration is more than just “flying south for the winter.” It’s a deeply complex journey essential for the survival and nesting of many Nebraska species.

Read "How Migratory Birds Find Their Way" in the link in our bio.

📷: Chris Masada
📝: Delanie Bruce, Education Manager

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Every spring and fall, the skies above Nebraska fill with thousands, if not millions, of migrating birds. From tiny warblers — weighing less than a few nickels — to towering sandhill cranes, birds are on the move. However, bird migration is more than just “flying south for the winter.” It’s a deeply complex journey essential for the survival and nesting of many Nebraska species. Read "How Migratory Birds Find Their Way" in the link in our bio. 📷: Chris Masada 📝: Delanie Bruce, Education Manager #Nebraskaland #OutdoorNebraska #WildNebraska #WildlifeEducation

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4/12

#Throwback - Summertime fishing in Nebraska. 🎣

📸: Richard Voges, Aug. 1986

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#Throwback - Summertime fishing in Nebraska. 🎣 📸: Richard Voges, Aug. 1986 #Nebraskaland #OutdoorNebraska #FishNebraska

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If you spend enough time along Nebraska’s lakes, rivers or wetlands, you’ll likely spot a long, dark snake gliding effortlessly across the surface or coiled on a sunny bank. Chances are, it’s a northern water snake — and the odds are even higher that someone nearby will immediately call it a “water moccasin” or “cottonmouth.”

Let’s bust this myth: Cottonmouths don’t live in Nebraska. What we do have are northern water snakes, which are completely nonvenomous, totally native and important to our ecosystems.

Read "The Misunderstood Water Snake" in the link in our bio.

📝: Monica Macoubrie (@mmacoubrie), Wildlife Education Specialist
📷: Eric Fowler (@eric.fowler1)

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If you spend enough time along Nebraska’s lakes, rivers or wetlands, you’ll likely spot a long, dark snake gliding effortlessly across the surface or coiled on a sunny bank. Chances are, it’s a northern water snake — and the odds are even higher that someone nearby will immediately call it a “water moccasin” or “cottonmouth.” Let’s bust this myth: Cottonmouths don’t live in Nebraska. What we do have are northern water snakes, which are completely nonvenomous, totally native and important to our ecosystems. Read "The Misunderstood Water Snake" in the link in our bio. 📝: Monica Macoubrie (@mmacoubrie), Wildlife Education Specialist 📷: Eric Fowler (@eric.fowler1) #Nebraskaland #OutdoorNebraska #WildNebraska #WildlifeEducation

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7/12

Every third Wednesday and Thursday of each month — except in June and July — a group of homeschool families assemble in the lobby of Schramm Education Center near Gretna to prepare for a guided hike. Led by a Nebraska Game and Parks naturalist, the Homeschool Hikes program welcomes a different group each week. Participants might be just two moms and their kids or a crowd of 80 people.

Read "Homeschool Hikes at Schramm" in the link in our bio.

📝: Jennifer Ruyle, Outdoor Education Specialist
📷: Jenny Nguyen-Wheatley (@jenwritesrides)

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Every third Wednesday and Thursday of each month — except in June and July — a group of homeschool families assemble in the lobby of Schramm Education Center near Gretna to prepare for a guided hike. Led by a Nebraska Game and Parks naturalist, the Homeschool Hikes program welcomes a different group each week. Participants might be just two moms and their kids or a crowd of 80 people. Read "Homeschool Hikes at Schramm" in the link in our bio. 📝: Jennifer Ruyle, Outdoor Education Specialist 📷: Jenny Nguyen-Wheatley (@jenwritesrides) #Nebraskaland #OutdoorNebraska #OutdoorEducation

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Summer brings heat, sun and outdoor fun, but it also means you’re at a higher risk of sunburn and exposing your skin to harmful ultraviolet sun rays. Ultraviolet rays that reach the Earth’s surface come in two varieties: ultraviolet A (UVA) and Ultraviolet B (UVB).

One severe sunburn doubles your chances of developing skin cancer, and the damage becomes permanent. This summer, protect your skin while enjoying time outside.

Read "UV Careful" at the link in our bio.

📝: Julie Geiser (@juliegeiser)
📷: Jeff Kurrus (@jeffkurrus)

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Summer brings heat, sun and outdoor fun, but it also means you’re at a higher risk of sunburn and exposing your skin to harmful ultraviolet sun rays. Ultraviolet rays that reach the Earth’s surface come in two varieties: ultraviolet A (UVA) and Ultraviolet B (UVB). One severe sunburn doubles your chances of developing skin cancer, and the damage becomes permanent. This summer, protect your skin while enjoying time outside. Read "UV Careful" at the link in our bio. 📝: Julie Geiser (@juliegeiser) 📷: Jeff Kurrus (@jeffkurrus) #Nebraskaland #OutdoorNebraska #NEgameandparks

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10/12

Have you ever stopped to wonder why some animals are the colors they are? In nature, color is rarely just for looks, and nature never does anything by accident. Coloration is a tool, a messaging system and sometimes, it’s a clever disguise.

Across Nebraska’s prairies, wetlands, forests and streams, animals wear their colors like survival gear — and each color tells a story.

Read "The Science Behind Wildlife Colors" at the link in our bio.

📝: Monica Macoubrie (@mmacoubrie)
📸: Jeff Kurrus (@jeffkurrus)

#Nebraskaland #OutdoorNebraska #WildNebraska

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Have you ever stopped to wonder why some animals are the colors they are? In nature, color is rarely just for looks, and nature never does anything by accident. Coloration is a tool, a messaging system and sometimes, it’s a clever disguise. Across Nebraska’s prairies, wetlands, forests and streams, animals wear their colors like survival gear — and each color tells a story. Read "The Science Behind Wildlife Colors" at the link in our bio. 📝: Monica Macoubrie (@mmacoubrie) 📸: Jeff Kurrus (@jeffkurrus) #Nebraskaland #OutdoorNebraska #WildNebraska

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11/12

"Perhaps one of the best compliments we can get for a given photo is the accusation that it's a fake, which has happened to me with this image of a curious mule deer fawn.

The image was captured with a motion-activated camera trap when the fawn traveled by with its mother and sibling. Off-camera strobe lighting gave the image its studio-like appearance, and the wide-angle lens helped accentuate those big ears.

With all of the AI and Photoshopped images flooding social media these days, one can't blame observers for being skeptical. Some luck was surely involved, but this fawn and its cuteness were the real deal, however."

📍 Ponderosa Wildlife Management Area
📷&📝: Justin Haag (@ridgerunner308)
📆 Aug. 6, 2016

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"Perhaps one of the best compliments we can get for a given photo is the accusation that it's a fake, which has happened to me with this image of a curious mule deer fawn. The image was captured with a motion-activated camera trap when the fawn traveled by with its mother and sibling. Off-camera strobe lighting gave the image its studio-like appearance, and the wide-angle lens helped accentuate those big ears. With all of the AI and Photoshopped images flooding social media these days, one can't blame observers for being skeptical. Some luck was surely involved, but this fawn and its cuteness were the real deal, however." 📍 Ponderosa Wildlife Management Area 📷&📝: Justin Haag (@ridgerunner308) 📆 Aug. 6, 2016 #Nebraskaland #OutdoorNebraska

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