Muskrats remain active during the winter

a muskrat in swimming in water

It may look like a whole colony of muskrats has overtaken a wetland in the winter. Mounds of plants are pushed up all around, but most likely it’s not as many muskrats as it appears. Muskrats do not hibernate during winter, and they also don’t store food in their lodges like beavers do. That means Read More »

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