Sara Edwards, Author at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge

Where in the World?

Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge is home to several different species, but where would their homes be if they were in […]

Many say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. In nature, every organism fills a unique role in their […]

As one of the only social cats, lions have social structures that are incredibly complex. Their behavior can sometimes shock […]

Pollinators keep the world running. They are responsible for around 75% of the world’s flowering plants. Notable pollinators are bees, […]

Most people agree that animals like big cats don’t make good pets. Dangerous carnivores and predators pose a severe threat […]

Have you ever heard of a Liger? What about a Jaglion? How about an Ocicat? These animals might sound like […]

Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge provides a lifetime refuge for predators and mesopredators, so we are very well versed in the […]

There are some weird looking animals out there. Some have been described as looking as though they were “drawn from […]

Cats don’t generally have a fondness for water. It’s pretty well known that housecats and water don’t mix. But what […]

Many people are familiar with cheetahs. They are the fastest animals on land. They’re the sentinels of the savannas, often […]