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Wild 'n Free
Articles about animal behaviour, habitat, adaptations, and more!
By Sylvia Campbell


What To Know About Baby Deer
~wildlife education~ Photo credit: istock.com/FRANKHILDEBRAND Baby deer season is just around the corner, and the more you know about the habits of deer, the better the chances baby deer will remain where they belong - with their mothers. Baby deer (known as fawns) are born from April through July. A female deer (or doe) can have one to three fawns; twins are quite common. Until the babies are strong enough to keep up with their mom as she forages, she will hide them and may
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Get up close and personal with wild animals at NIWRA
~wildlife education~ Since becoming internationally known in January 1989 after rescuing 25 poisoned eagles, the North Island Wildlife Recovery Association (NIWRA) has evolved into a remarkable wildlife rescue and rehabilitation facility specializing in black bear cubs and birds of prey. NIWRA’s mission is to care for ill, injured, and orphaned wildlife, and to educate the public on wildlife and environmental issues. Years of dedication and hard work have resulted in thousa
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Helping wildlife that needs assistance
~wildlife education~ Wild animals face calamity from many sources. Injuries from motor vehicles, power lines, window strikes, cat or dog...
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