Author

Carl Rubin

Carl Rubin is an environmental educator at a county nature center near Hoboken, New Jersey. He has worked in outdoor education for 13 years, leading night hikes and keeping mammal track casts for public programs. Rubin received a BS in Environmental Science from the University of Alaska Fairbanks and writes on wildlife for Biology Insights.

How to Identify Animal Scat by Shape, Size, and Contents
Do Mice Reproduce Sexually or Asexually?
What Wild Animal Has Black Poop? Identifying Scat
What Animals Have Round Poop and How to Identify Them
What Is a Group of Skunks Called?
Would Separated Squirrel Populations Interbreed?
What Is a Bat Expert Called? A Chiropterologist
What Is a Group of Hares Called?
What Does Otter Poop Look Like?
What Is a Group of Marmots Called?
What Animals Chew on Wood and Why?
What Would Eat the Head Off a Mouse?
How to Dissect an Owl Pellet and Identify the Bones
What Is the Area Where Rabbits Breed Called?
What Is a Group of Mice Called?
Do Squirrels Groom Each Other? The Science of Allogrooming
What Is a Group of Stoats Called?
How Many Calories Are in a Rat?
What Eats Small Rodents? Key Predators in the Wild
What Animal Smells Like Sewage and Why?
What Animals Make a Nest on the Ground?
What Is a Group of Groundhogs Called?
Which Animals Eat Mice? A List of Common Predators
How to Identify Wild Animal Poop & Scat
Do Squirrels See in Slow Motion? The Science of Their Vision
What Animal Poops Black? Causes & What to Look For
What Animals Burrow in the Ground?
How Many Fingers Do Squirrels Have on Their Paws?
What Animal Poop Looks Like Pellets?
What Kind of Poop Is Scat and How Do You Identify It?