Avoiding AnthropomorphizingAs humans, it is common for us to anthropomorphize the animals we see and talk about. This, however, can have […] View Article
A Closer Look at “The Jungle Book”“The Jungle Book” is a classic collection of stories written by Rudyard Kipling in the late 1800s. The narrative centers […] View Article
Servals, Caracals, & So Much More!Any animal that calls the wild home should never be underestimated, no matter the size. But there is something to […] View Article
Beyond Spots: The Four Species of HyenaChances are, you’re familiar with the spotted hyena. They are well-known from both The Lion King and nature documentaries. But […] View Article
Answering Your Burning QuestionsWhen giving tours here at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, we try to fit as much information into the 45-minute tram […] View Article
Asiatic LionsYou may have heard of a lion being called the “king of the jungle”. This little idiom has probably confused […] View Article
Black Bear Color VariationsEarly settlers arrived on the east coast of North America, saw a bear with black fur and creatively dubbed it […] View Article
Ethical Wildlife TourismPracticing ethical wildlife tourism is essential for ensuring the well-being of wildlife while also providing enriching and educational experiences for […] View Article
Learning the Language of SkullsDid you know that you can learn a whole lot about an animal just by looking at their skull? If […] View Article
Bagheera and SelbitHave you seen those habitats across from our wooden pavilion in the discovery area? They’re two medium sized enclosures, which […] View Article
