A snarl for 2016

Happy 2016!

Great book

I just finished Carl Safina’s Beyond Words: What Animals Think and Feel and it was excellent!! The three main sections

Rodrigo Medellín Q&A

I think anyone who cares about wildlife eventually comes to love bats, even if their interest began with jaguars! Their diversity,

Susan Perry Q&A

Ever since I read Manipulative Monkeys last year, I’ve been bugging Susan Perry to do a Q&A. She’s been super nice, but, you

Caitlin O’Connell Q&A

After a short break, I am back with another Q&A (Happy Easter to all) and I’m dead chuffed (as the Brits put it) to feature Dr. Caitlin O’Connell, one of the world’s leading elephant scientists. I think most readers of my

Anthony Giordano Q&A

Welcome to the very first posting of 2015 and the first of many Q&A’s I have planned! I am very excited to present this Q&A

Arturo Caso Q&A

As I have said more than once, one of the things I love about doing this blog is that I can contact experts in all sorts of fields and ask them all kinds of

I’m thankful!

I am thankful that there are people such as Jennifer Day who are willing to sweat, stink and serve as bug food all in the name of advancing knowledge of wildlife and wild places. So help out

Sarah Nevison Q&A

Those of us lucky enough to live near the Great Plains have a special (and lovely) canine to enjoy (in addition to coyotes and red

Jennifer Day Q&A

Something that really bugs the crap out of me is how things are funded in our fabulously wealthy country, even outside the