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Have you decorated for fall or Halloween yet? Did you take your pets into consideration, or how about wildlife? Decorations, especially fake cobwebs and fake acorns, can post a serious threat to animals. Learn more in my recent blog! https://lnkd.in/dAd2qRgP #FallDecor #HalloweenDecorations #PetSafety #AskYourAnimals

Here's something different for #ToiletTuesday. Animals also need a place to go... This pretty swanky spot is at the Austin International Airport. It's located inside the building, because once you are through security there's no going back! A room like this is essential for people with service animals, although I'd have a hard time doing the "poop and scoop" because of the lip on the front side of the "grass." Have you ever seen an area like this? Tell us about it! Image description: An animal relief area with artificial grass, a fire hydrant, drinking fountain, sink and tap.  #ServiceAnimals #ReliefArea #AccessibilityMatters #AccessibleTravel

Good life lesson!

Pspspspsps responsibly. Making the pspspspsps noise around wild animals is not recommended. You may think you’re an animal whisperer, but you just insulted their mother and are now surrounded by a horde of angry squirrels. <insert favorite animal> In conclusion, pspspspsps pspspsps pspspsps pspspspsps! Translation: “Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries.” Sorry, we heard that wrong. It’s “Remember to treat wildlife with proper caution and respect.” Our apologies to the hamster. Find more ways to watch wildlife safely and avoid awkward moments at: https://lnkd.in/g8bgE3C Graphic of NPS post with text, “Pspspspsps responsibly.“ #wildlife #safety #nationalparks #themoreyouknow

Learn how to safely interact with deers in the wild with these helpful tips. Remember to always keep a safe distance and never approach a deer too closely. If you come across a deer, remain calm and quiet to avoid startling them. Do not attempt to feed or touch them, as this can be dangerous for both you and the animal. Enjoy observing these beautiful creatures from a distance and appreciate their natural beauty in their habitat. Stay safe and respect the wildlife around you!

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🐻 Up close with a curious bear! 🐻 American black bears (Ursus americanus) are highly curious and very intelligent animals. They explore and learn about new objects they encounter by chewing on them and manipulating them with their paws. While most animal species ignore camera traps, black bears will frequently examine them, sometimes even leaving behind teeth and claw marks. Even though they are the smallest of the three bear species in North America, male black bears can weigh up to 660 pounds (300 kilograms) and females can reach 175 pounds (80 kilograms).  Conflict between black bears and the human world can be minimized by not leaving trash or pet food outside either at home or when venturing into the woods. When encountering a black bear, remember that they can run faster and climb trees far better than you can. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife provides great information about preventing conflict with these powerful animals (https://lnkd.in/gpRrCZTp). Otters and beavers and flying squirrels, oh my! We have observed more than 20 animal species in our camera trap array in the Raging River valley in Western Washington (https://lnkd.in/gW-_GwgX). Let us know if you would like us to continue to post select videos from our camera traps, as well as information about the species that inhabit this remarkable area. #WildlifeConservation #AIForConservation #AIForGood #Wildlife #CameraTraps #Bear

🃏♠️ Think Raccoons are Just Playing Solitaire in Your Attic? Think Again! ♠️🃏 If you’ve been hearing the shuffle of cards and some nocturnal commotion, don't be fooled into thinking it's just harmless fun. Your attic might have become the raccoons' favorite spot for their nightly card games! 🦝🎴 With our expert wildlife removal team on your side, it's time to call their bluff and clear out the deck. We specialize in safe and humane strategies to ensure these sneaky intruders are removed effectively, letting you reclaim your peace and quiet. 🌟 Our Services Include: Expert inspections to uncover all raccoon hideouts. Humane raccoon trapping and relocation. Professional prevention techniques to seal entry points. Complete clean-up and sanitation to deter future gatherings. Let's put an end to their card-playing antics once and for all. Contact us today to fold their game night and secure your home! 🌐 Check out our website for more information on our full range of wildlife control services! #RaccoonRemoval #WildlifeControl #CardGameChaos #PestControl #HumaneRemoval #AtticAntics #HomeSafety #NightlyShuffle #DeckTheHallsWithSafety #FoldTheFun

Tips to help avoid collisions with wildlife: ✔️ Watch for wildlife on the road ahead or in ditches, and be particularly cautious cresting hills or going around curves. ✔️ If you spot one deer or elk, there’s a good chance there are more nearby. Always keep an eye out. ✔️ If you encounter an animal, don’t panic or swerve erratically. Safely slow down and if possible, gently steer around the animal. For more tips, check out our recorded webinar: https://lnkd.in/gQY2yXWA

Even during Florida’s cooler months, wildlife like raccoons, snakes, and opossums remain active. Here's how to manage encounters safely: ✅ Secure Food Sources – Keep trash bins tightly sealed and don’t leave pet food outside. ✅ Inspect Your Home – Close off gaps in attics, crawl spaces, and under decks where wildlife might nest. ✅ Stay Calm – If you encounter a wild animal, give it space and avoid sudden movements. ✅ Call the Experts – For unwanted guests in your home, contact a wildlife professional for safe removal. ✅ Take the first step toward a safer, pest-free home. Call us or fill out our online form to speak with our team of experts today! https://lnkd.in/gid5DBvP #WildlifeAwareness #FloridaLiving #WinterTips #HomeSafety