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Planning a trip to the dog park or wondering if your furry friend can roam free in your Virginia neighborhood? Dog leash laws in Virginia can be confusing because they work differently than many other states.
Recent reports show aggressive fire ants are rapidly expanding across Virginia, with some species capable of floating during floods.
You’re walking through your Virginia backyard when a movement catches your eye—something large and eight-legged scurrying across the deck.
Virginia’s diverse habitats—from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay—provide ideal homes for numerous bird species with striking red plumage on their heads.
West Virginia’s mountainous terrain and diverse forest ecosystems create perfect habitat for an impressive variety of woodpecker species.
Most Virginians believe they can easily spot dangerous wildlife, yet the copperhead is responsible for the majority of snakebites in the state, often because people make critical identification errors.
Virginia offers families countless ways to connect with animals, and petting zoos provide some of the most hands-on experiences you can find.
Virginia’s coastal waters and beaches host a remarkable diversity of crab species, each adapted to unique ecological niches from the depths of the Chesapeake Bay to the sandy shores of Virginia Beach.
Welcome to this blog post on the different types of eagles in Virginia! Eagles are a group of large, powerful birds of prey that belong to the family Accipitridae.
You’re walking on a warm day in Virginia when you see a small black dot on the sidewalk.
There are many types of wasps in Virginia state.
Virginia is home to a vast array of unique and fascinating wildlife, including various water birds.
Many people are familiar with honeybees, but they may not know that honeybees make up only one of over 20,000 different types of bees in Virginia! Different species and types of bees live worldwide, including here in Virginia.
Certain beetles in Virginia are either rare or threatened because of their proximity to natural habitat loss and pollution.
How many types of caterpillars are there in Virginia? Did you know that there are over 70 varieties of butterflies and moths native to our state? Depending on their species, these fascinating insects live from one week to several months.
