Sara Edwards, Author at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge

Animals That Were Drawn From Memory

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 […]

The cougar – also known as the mountain lion, puma, panther and more – once roamed throughout the Americas, from […]

Sexual dimorphism, as defined by the Merriam Webster’s dictionary, means “a condition of having the two sexes markedly dissimilar in […]

You may have heard of an animal called the Tasmanian tiger. But this is not a tiger at all. It’s […]

When thinking of an animal that represents a country, many people might picture iconic creatures like the bald eagle for […]

Tomorrow, May 11th, is Mother’s Day. Many of the species we have here at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge are some […]

Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge is currently home to 8 species of felines (as well as 4 types of feline hybrids). […]

Naturalists and conservationists play a crucial role in protecting the world’s most elusive and endangered species, and tigers are no […]