Voles and moles are very similar animals, and both creatures are kind of a nuisance. Despite their diminutive statures, they ...

Both the latin pinetorum and another common name, the pine vole, refer to a habitat this rodent occupies only in the Southeast. In the Adirondacks, it chiefly resides in deciduous and mixed forests ...

This slender vole has relatively prominent, rounded ears, and long coarse fur, buffy to yellowish gray on the sides and silvery gray on the underparts of the body. The bicolored (dark brown above and ...

Voles, along with ground squirrels, are a constant thorn for DeWitt County producer Bob Kuntz. Bare spots in his no-till soybean fields are plain testament to growing rodent pressure, he explains.

In Scotland a water vole becomes a triathlete - sprinting across ... which means that she helps to create opportunities for other animals to flourish. By eating a third of her body weight everyday ...

“Water voles are fondly referred to as ecosystem engineers, their burrowing and feeding activity supports biodiversity, creating opportunities for wetland plants and other animals to ...

Coyotes are the largest predator in the area and are vital to the ecological community by keeping small animals and rodents, ...

Decades of habitat loss from groundwater pumping have caused the voles’ numbers to plummet to less than 100 individuals at times. The animals rely on water from natural hot springs to survive. Over ...

Londoners are being asked to explore local waterways and report any sightings or evidence of the animals. Water vole numbers have plummeted over the past 30 years and there is limited data on how ...

This natural survival strategy, known as coprophagy, reveals how wildlife makes the most of every available resource.

Environmental groups say there has been a 97% decline in the number of water voles nationally since 1950 Minks, native to ...