Some of the stateβs most impressive hunters live under the surface of our lakes, rivers and wetlands.
Author: Monica Macoubrie
The Quirky Porcupine
Porcupines are slow, quirky and full of surprises. Even though most Nebraskans have never seen one in the wild, theyβre out there quietly doing their part for the ecosystem.
Orb Weaver Spider Webs
One of the most fascinating signs of fall is the sudden appearance of perfectly spun spider webs glistening with morning dew.
The Misunderstood Water Snake
Cottonmouths donβt live in Nebraska. What we do have are northern water snakes, which are completely nonvenomous, totally native and important to our ecosystems.
The Science Behind Wildlife Colors
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.
Camping with Critters
Camping in Nebraska means sharing space with some truly incredible wild neighbors. Itβs important to know what critters you might encounter β and how to be a respectful guest in their home.