Bobcat (Species) 9%

, but there is no significant predator of bobcats in Kansas, except perhaps for bobcats themselves. Much like domestic cats, male bobcats sometimes kill and eat kittens or juveniles. Probably the most important natural mortality      .... Continue to Bobcat >>

Beaver (Species) 9%

The most highly sought-after natural resource in North America during the 1700s and 1800s, the beaver's ( Castor canadensis) dense fur was used to make the felt hats considered fashionable      .... Continue to Beaver >>

Otter (Species) 9%

. They have a minimal impact on fish populations in large streams, rivers and lakes, but can have a detrimental impact in small streams and ponds. They have few natural enemies in Kansas with bobcats      .... Continue to Otter >>

Coyote (Species) 9%

60,000 to 70,000 taken by hunting license holders. Even though the cunning nature of the coyote makes it one of the most difficult species to trap, foothold trapping is usually the most effective      .... Continue to Coyote >>

Area News (Article) 9%

the role wetlands play in the natural world with a focus on Cheyenne Bottoms. Find out the wide variety of wetlands found in Kansas, you may be surprised at the diversity in this grassland state      .... Continue to Area News >>