A deep dive into the meaning of wacky weather terms
Discover the mysteries of pyrocumulonimbus clouds, lenticular clouds, crepuscular rays, and more
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Author: Geoff Carpentier
Do all animals have brains?
How can animals survive and thrive without a brain?
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Coltsfoot is a common sign of spring in eastern Canada and the U.S.
Coltsfoot has many traditional medicinal uses including as an expectorant for coughs and sore throats
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The springtime antics of birds and mammals
From territorial disputes to mating rituals, nature’s drama unfolds before our eyes
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How Dark-eyed Juncos outsmart other birds for food
Dark-eyed Juncos exploit the feeding habits of other birds to their advantage
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Nature is gearing up for another spring
Signs include tiny invertebrates emerging and birds tuning up for the new season
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Isn’t it too early for birds to be nesting?
How early nesting species in Canada adapt and thrive in challenging spring conditions
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Tips for setting up your bird feeders
Don’t forget to take precautions to keep your feathered friends safe
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The massive autumn migration to the Tropics has begun
Why do billions of birds and animals head south for winter?
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Exploring the secret lives of Canada’s snakes
Canada has 28 species of snakes. Can you name them all?
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