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Happy Friday! Today's #FridayCreatureFeature is black bear, a species we love to see on our Border Wildlife Study cameras. https://t.co/3DzXvTcvMh
The bathing badger returns and brings a friend! @doctorfern #fridayfaunafeature #fridaycreaturefeature
This week our #fridaycreaturefeature is the hooded skunk. Read all about them below! A huge shoutout to Anna Sofia from @PARApatagonia for being our guest blogger this week!
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All Echinoderms also possess tube feet, which act like little suction cups. These are used for locomotion, sticking to substrates and catching/eating prey. They also "taste" with their tube feet. Would you want to taste with your feet?🤔
#FridayCreatureFeature #urchin #tubefeet
Last night, I couldn’t sleep. So I ended up watching a collection of horror classics, creating my own #FridayCreatureFeature like I was #FritzTheNiteOwl (that’s a #ColumbusOhio reference). Anyway, I realized that… https://t.co/lNWk5O2aG6
Eastern pond mussels are found in only a handful of ponds in se NH. Most freshwater mussels are good indicators of ecosystem health because as filter feeders, they are sensitive to pollution, habitat alteration, & changes in fish population. Photo E. Nadeau #FridayCreatureFeature
Bridle shiner depend on submerged aquatic vegetation for cover and spawning. They may be found along the shorelines of large lakes, the backwaters of large rivers, or in small streams interspersed with beaver ponds with healthy aquatic vegetation. #FridayCreatureFeature
Freshwater jellyfish are about the size of a quarter and are translucent, but may appear white or green. Due to their small size, they are not harmful to humans; only small fish and invertebrates are susceptible to their stings. Photo: USGS-M.Richerson #FridayCreatureFeature
In NH, peregrine falcons (state threatened) historically nested on cliffs. After extirpation and recovery, most of former range has been re‐occupied & falcons also begun nesting in urban areas in the southeastern portion of the state. Photo: Chris Martin #FridayCreatureFeature
Since eastern small-footed bats (state endangered species) are found in rare habitats during summer (rocky outcrops) and winter (caves and mines), they are at risk of population declines if such habitats are lost or degraded. #FridayCreatureFeature
Rocky, south-facing slopes and near-summit ledges of mountains offer bobcat protection, a safe place to raise kittens and a chance to soak up the most sun. #FridayCreatureFeature
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