Some people think alligators look like giant lizards while others think they look more like dinosaurs. No matter which side of the fence you are on, there is a lot of mystery around these animals and one common question is, ” How long do alligators live?” Personally, I always thought that an alligator’s lifespan was […]
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Alligators can be a scary sight if you’re camping or on a walk near their territory. They are so well camouflaged that sometimes you don’t even notice they are there before you are closer than you want to be! Since we have alligators here in Arkansas, I began to wonder, how fast can alligators run?
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There are many myths that involve Granddaddy Long Legs and one of them is that they are the most poisonous spider in the world. Growing up, Granddaddy Long Legs were my arch enemies. We went camping a lot and the best place to find Granddaddy Long Legs is at an Arkansas Campground. I always found
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The Red fox in Arkansas is one of only two “true foxes” that live in the state. They are a treasure here in The Natural State. Seeing one in the wild here in Arkansas is a real treat! There are 37 species of foxes in the world but only 12 of them are “true foxes.”
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Since it can be difficult to spot a Gray fox, people often think that they are rare but Gray foxes are not rare depending on where you are. In North America, the most widespread species of fox is the Red fox. Other species of fox in North America include the swift fox, Gray fox, Arctic
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A hike at dusk might reveal more than just a beautiful sunset. Surprisingly, you might also spot a Gray fox in Arkansas. Gray foxes are difficult to spot because they are skittish and will hide from you if they hear you coming. However, that does not mean they are rare in Arkansas. In fact, Gray
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