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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.

Can Bats See Color? The Science of Bat Vision
Are Muskrats Aggressive? When to Be Cautious
Do Mice Eat Each Other? The Science Behind Cannibalism
How the Vampire Bat Nose Detects Heat
Do Squirrels See in Color? The Science of Their Vision
What Animal Smells Like Mothballs and Why?
Do Rats Eat Geckos? Why They Hunt These Small Lizards
How Good Is a Squirrel’s Sense of Smell?
How Long Does It Take for a Mouse to Decompose?
How Many Babies Do Beavers Have in a Litter?
Can Mice Survive Outside in the Winter?
Do Mice Have a Strong Sense of Smell?
Do Rats Live in the Forest and Which Species?
How Long Do Stoats Live in Captivity?
Do Rats and Mice Hibernate? The Science of Rodent Torpor
How Long Can a Mouse Live Without Water?
Where Do Badgers Sleep Inside a Badger’s Underground Home?
What Animal Eats Sunflower Seeds at Night?
Do Rats Have Good Hearing?
What Does Capybara Poop Look Like?
What Animal Looks Like a Mouse? Shrews, Voles, and More
Do Beavers Have Thumbs? A Look at Their Paws
How Long Does It Take for a Porcupine to Regrow Quills?
Are There Rats in Iowa? Common Species and Where They Live
When Is Skunk Mating Season in Ohio?
Do Mice Eat Salt? The Biological Need and Risks
What Is a Field Mouse and How Can You Identify One?
Do Squirrels Move Their Babies? And What to Do If You Find One
What Animal Makes a Knocking Sound at Night Outside?
Do Mice Chirp at Night? The Truth About Their Sounds