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Behind the Scenes at Northwest Trek's Oregon Spotted Frog release
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Come behind the scenes and learn about Northwest Trek's efforts to repopulate the endangered Oregon spotted frog. Check out more of Northwest Trek's wildlife and habitat c...
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Do cougars roar?
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Northwest Trek staff member Dave explains how cougars, contrary to their size, are classified as small cats and can purr! To learn more, visit http://www.nwtrek.org
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Why do elk bugle?
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Naturalist Nickole explains what an elk bugle is and why bull elk bugle during the rut. These questions and more can be answered on an elk bugling tour at Northwest Trek. ...
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Why do coyotes howl?
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Northwest Trek keeper Jason explains why coyotes howl. Watch and listen as Northwest Trek's coyotes sound off in their exhibit!
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Animal enrichments at Northwest Trek
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Jessica talks with Northwest Trek keeper Angela about animal enrichments and the park's commitment to physical and psychological stimulation of its exhibit animals
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Myths & Mysteries of Northwest Trek's animals
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Can owls really turn their heads 360 degrees? Staff member Wendi debunks this common myth and explains why the great horned owl has such an impressive range of motion, eve...
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Does cold, wet weather affect Northwest Trek's animals?
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Vet Tech and keeper Deanna explains to viewers how native Northwest species, like this porcupine, are perfectly adapted to cold, wet summers...even if Northwest Trek visito...
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Do Northwest Trek animals get along in the Free-Roaming Area?
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Exploring Northwest Trek's Nature Trails
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Why don't turkey vultures have feathers on their heads?
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Jessica asks Northwest Trek keeper Jason about the significance of the turkey vulture's characteristically red head.
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