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Yahoo News
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Dive or Flee? What Most Swimmers Miss About Alabama’s Alligator Hotspots

7+ mon, 4+ week ago   (613+ words) The 56 specimens relocated to the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge face a fatal reproductive barrier. Observing top teeth during jaw closure confirms a predator identity often misidentified by locals. A 1979 population dispersal was mandated to prevent the total collapse of the…...

Montgomery Advertiser
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These 11 snakes are most common in Alabama. Which 6 are venomous?

5+ mon, 3+ week ago   (503+ words) Snakes are a common sight across Alabama, inhabiting forest trails and backyard gardens alike, especially as temperatures rise. Encountering them can be unsettling for some; however, most snakes in the state are harmless and help control pests. Here’s what to…...

Yellowhammer News
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David Rainer: Bobwhite quail population stable in Alabama

7+ mon, 1+ week ago   (913+ words) This past summer, I experienced a treat I didn’t expect would happen again in my lifetime. A covey of bobwhite quail made their summer home in the acreage around our home in Baldwin County. I cherished each “Bob-White” mating call…...

thechampionnewspaper.com
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Certification confirms Decatur is ‘for the birds’ - The Champion Newspaper | 404-373-7779 | Georgia

10+ mon, 6+ day ago   (469+ words) Decatur is now officially for the birds—and city officials are delighted. The city became the first Georgia community to receive certification by Bird City Network as a Bird City on Oct. 17 when a ceremony in Decatur’s Legacy Park launched…...