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A wildlife research technician on a university carnivore study, Ryan Ogawa traps and radio-collars large predators to monitor movement patterns. He earned a degree in wildlife biology from the University of Pittsburgh, helped with seasonal bird banding projects on national forest lands, and tends to a flock of backyard chickens at home.

Do Bears Bury Their Food? The Science of Caching Mammals
Do Wolves Play With Sticks Like Dogs Do?Mammals
Do Foxes Eat Chipmunks? A Look at the Predator-Prey Relationship Mammals
How Rare Is a Black Coyote? The Science of Melanism Mammals
Why Is Seeing a Coyote a Bad Sign?Mammals
Do Foxes Eat Rabbits and How to Protect Them Mammals
Do Foxes Hunt During the Day and Why You Might See One Mammals
When Do Fox Pups Leave the Den and Become Independent?Mammals
What Do Wolf Tracks Look Like Compared to Dog Tracks?Mammals
How Is Wolf Urine Collected for Commercial Use?Mammals
How Far Do Foxes Travel From Their Den?Mammals
Where the Arctic Hare Lives: Habitat and Adaptations Mammals
Do Wolves Eat Mice and Other Small Animals?Zoology
Do Black Bears Eat Grass? A Look Into Their Diet Mammals
When and Where Do Foxes Have Their Babies?Mammals
Do Red Foxes Change Color? The Science of Their Fur Mammals
Do Grizzly Bears Fight to the Death?Mammals
Do Bats Go Into Heat? Explaining Their Reproductive Cycles Mammals
What Is the Difference Between a Wolf and a Coyote?Mammals
Do Foxes Have Slit Pupils? The Science of Predator Vision Mammals
What Sounds Do Coyotes Make and What Do They Mean?Mammals
Can Foxes Climb Fences? And How to Stop Them Mammals
Do Foxes Eat Cows and Other Farm Animals?Mammals
Are Foxes Mean? When and Why They Might Seem Aggressive Mammals
When Are Fox Kits Born? The Birthing & Denning Season Mammals
What Does Bear Scat Look Like in the Wild?Mammals
When Do Foxes Have Kits? The Fox’s Reproductive Cycle Mammals
Can Foxes Be Black? The Science of Silver Foxes Mammals
Why Are Foxes Dangerous to Humans and Pets?Mammals
Can a Fox Attack You? Reasons for Aggressive Behavior Mammals