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Arizona Sonoran News

The scientifically named Neotoma albigula is more commonly known as the white-throated wood rat. It nibbles away, blissfully unaware of his impending fate. Photo courtesy of Kris Brown, Mr. Pack Rat.

In the desert, a rat by any other name is still … well, it’s probably a packrat

Alexis Wright September 22, 2016

By ALEXIS WRIGHT Arizona Sonora News Service Don’t be fooled by the white-throated wood rat with its big, brown eyes, petite round ears and fluffy snout. This seemingly innocent ball of fuzz...

Avoiding Snakebites

Shannon Lilly November 11, 2014

Wildlife experts are advising locals--especially dog owners--to take precautions against snakes during snake season and training dogs to stay away from danger. Animal Expert, Ted Martinez, said that this...

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