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Missouri forests face an invisible threat—spongy moths are advancing from neighboring states, and experts predict their arrival by 2030.
Hitting a deer on a Missouri highway is more common than you might think, especially during fall and spring when these animals are most active.
Missouri’s warm, humid climate and abundant water sources create ideal conditions for biting flies.
Missouri’s pet laws can surprise even experienced animal owners.
You spot a small brown bird hopping across your lawn, and before you can grab your binoculars, it vanishes into the hedgerow.
When you glimpse a flash of white feathers gliding across a Missouri lake or standing motionless in a wetland, you’re witnessing some of the state’s most striking avian residents and visitors.
Missouri’s beautiful lakes and rivers attract thousands of anglers each year, but hitting the water without proper documentation can result in fines and legal trouble.
Missouri’s woodlands and prairies echo with the gentle cooing of doves throughout the year, yet many residents walk past these birds without recognizing the distinct species sharing their backyards.
Missouri’s diverse landscapes harbor an impressive array of 13 bat species, from the familiar big brown bats roosting in your attic to the endangered gray bats dwelling deep in Ozark caves.
Missouri hosts over 50 mosquito species, but you’re most likely to encounter just 20 of them in your daily outdoor activities.
Missouri’s diverse ecosystems harbor some of North America’s most fascinating wildlife, but lurking among the harmless creatures are seven venomous animals in Missouri that demand your respect and recognition.
Missouri families are embracing four-legged companions like never before, with dog adoption rates climbing to 57% in 2024.
You’ll encounter more cricket species in Missouri than you might expect.
Missouri’s diverse landscape provides the perfect habitat for numerous bird species, many of which display striking red plumage on their heads.
Missouri’s diverse landscapes provide perfect habitat for several hummingbird species, each bringing their own unique characteristics and behaviors to the Show-Me State.
Ever wondered why that rhythmic drumming echoes through Missouri’s forests at dawn? You’re listening to one of nature’s most skilled carpenters at work.
Missouri’s diverse landscape attracts an impressive variety of finch species throughout the year, with some residents year-round while others visit during specific seasons.
Missouri alone has different species of lizards.
Are you curious about the types of snakes in Missouri? If so, you’ve come to the right place! In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore all the various types of snakes found in Missouri.
Eagles are powerful birds of prey found worldwide, including Missouri.
