Just kidding. It's a much bigger scale. Actually, we could try getting a bear to sit nicely on a scale, but good luck finding volunteers for that job. Before you raise your hand saying it’s your destiny, think it over.
Ah, home is where the heart, umm, arctic squirrel is. The Arctic ground squirrel is the ultimate homebody, snoozing through most of their lives in snug underground burrows to dodge predators and harsh weather.
Summer inspires us all (let’s be honest, not all of us), to go outside. If you do head out, remember that high temperatures and the risk of heat illness can happen at any national park whether it’s located in an urban environment, a historical site, or the mountains.
“Catcus” alert! Sitting on a throne of spines, this bobcat was observed at @OrganPipeNPS in southern Arizona. 🐱🌵
Bears sit in the woods. We said it.
Wildlife may appear calm and docile but can be unpredictable and easily startled. 
Looking for a warmer palette? In this below-sea-level basin, steady drought and record summer heat make Death Valley National Park a land of extremes. Yet, each extreme has a striking contrast. Towering peaks are frosted with winter snow. #ParkPalettes 
Hold on…internet connection is a bit ruff. 
Dude, nice marmot! Did you know the yellow-bellied marmot is nicknamed a “whistle pig” for the high-pitched chirp they make to warn other group members about potential threats?
Email phrase: “Please advise.” 
🦡 Badgers are related to weasels, ferrets, otters, and wolverines.
What sound does it make? Its call has been described as a “weak, low-pitched toot, lasting less than a second.” 
10: Ruffing it?