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Museum of Life and Science Blog
2M ago
The Animal Care Team is a gift to us all, animals and humans!
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2M ago
Ranger Greg shares new Red Wolves Oka and Martha's first days at the Museum.
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Museum of Life and Science Blog
2M ago
Next time you’re in the farmyard, have a closer look at our “little” cattle and see if you can tell who’s who.
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4M ago
From the desk of Ranger Greg, mostly leaves and fruit with a few animals mixed in.
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5M ago
Highlighting a new In The Works installation created in partnership with a local Indigenous-led climate action group, 7 Directions of Service.
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Museum of Life and Science Blog
6M ago
Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) are moving through!
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6M ago
It's time to grow.
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7M ago
A few days of rain and the dead wood and mulch comes alive.
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Museum of Life and Science Blog
7M ago
What happens at the annual Red Wolf meeting? Find out here!
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Museum of Life and Science Blog
8M ago
Another Red Wolf pup check is done. We start early, around 7 am, before temperatures get miserable. As stated in the last pupdate, catch-ups now start taking longer. With the pups out and about and not easily following our plan, the catch-up took longer than five minutes. Furthermore, us humans have to move around in the wolf habitat more to get the pups where we want them to go. Additionally, each pup gets its own crate at this point since they are MUCH bigger now.
The tasks are the same at this check: confirm microchips, get weights, give a second round of vaccines, the last round of ..read more