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Do Wolves Ever Attack Humans? (opens the original)
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As wolves expand across western North America, the chances of humans encountering them while working or recreating outdoors increases, too. While there are standard procedures for bear and mountain lion encounters, what to do when you see a wolf is less well known. The first question that might come to mind is whether you’re in danger. Here’s the good news: Experts say that even though it is possible for wolves to attack humans, it’s quite rare. “They are extremely timid and shy as a species. Of
How Fast Can a Bear Run? (opens the original)
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There are a few common rules about bear safety everyone should know. One key rule? Never run away from a bear. In addition to putting on bursts of speed up to 40 mph, some bears can sustain speeds of 20 mph or more for miles. Let’s dive deeper into how fast different species of bears can run and why they’re able to run as fast as they can. Read through this story or tap on a topic below to jump right to it. North America is home to the black bear, the grizzly bear, and the polar bear. These spec
How to Prevent Altitude Sickness (and What to Do When It Strikes) (opens the original)
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If you want to learn how to prevent altitude sickness, you need to understand how it can occur. And few people are as familiar with how it can ruin a hunt as Cody Arnold, who worked as a hunting guide near Granby, Colorado, for two decades. He has watched multiple clients struggle with the myriad symptoms that can occur when you ascend to 8,000 feet of elevation too fast. Extreme altitude sickness symptoms, also known as “acute mountain sickness” or AMS, can turn serious quickly. “One client cam
The Weirdest Things Ever Found Inside a Shark’s Stomach (opens the original)
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It’s rare that predatory animals like sharks have just meat in their stomachs. While most sharks primarily prey on fish, marine mammals, and other sea life, they’re still indiscriminate predators who accidentally consume stuff that’s not exactly edible. For millennia humans have lost, wrecked, or purposely dumped all kinds of stuff in the ocean. That includes everything from clothing and jewelry to priceless artwork and ancient artifacts. And given that the our modern oceans are full of plastic,
What Do Deer Actually Eat? These Are a Whitetail's All-Time Favorite Foods (opens the original)
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What do deer eat? It would almost be easier to answer the question “What don’t deer eat?” Deer, especially whitetails, can survive on a diverse menu that includes agricultural crops, wild native flora, and non-native plants that suburbanites plant in their gardens and flowerbeds. Also, deer eat a lot. Depending on the time of year, a whitetail needs to eat eight percent of its body weight in leafy greens and browse every day to stay healthy. Hunters and wildlife biologists aren’t the only ones w
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