wildlife

Indiana’s basement obsession, the park where visitors must sign an “acknowledgement of danger agreement,” and more.

Fun fact: Any eel you come across in Indiana is female.

You can see thousands of the water-loving sandhill cranes from a new state-of-the-art visitor’s center, which overlooks the state’s largest wetlands preserve.

Explore Wolf Park in Battle Ground for a truly wild (or surprisingly domestic) experience.

This past winter, our attic became a haven for flying squirrels. These small tree-dwellers, a protected species in Indiana, banged around over our heads for nearly a week before we gave up and called a wildlife-management organization.

Question: How much do Indianapolis Colts cheerleaders get paid?

“There are actually a lot of fish that have this condition, but I thought it was pretty damn hilarious,” says Matthew Niemiller.

The Indiana DNR has it that “Eastern box turtles are typically active from April to October.”

The dangers of visiting downtown Indianapolis have caused a lot of public hand-wringing lately. Turns out the perils are even greater for birds than they are for people.   According to the Amos W. Butler Audubon Soci