Give A Shit About Nature, Author at Give A Shit About Nature

White-tailed deer are built for winter. They enter the cold season carrying stored body fat, their metabolism slows to conserve energ [...]

The myth goes like this: daddy long legs are the most venomous spider in the world, but their fangs are too small to pierce human ski [...]

Straight up: yes, skunks can spray more than once. A skunk on a full tank can spray up to five or six times in succession before depl [...]

Lawn grubs, those fat, C-shaped larvae of beetles like Japanese beetles, June bugs, and European chafers, feed on grass roots through [...]

It grows several feet in a single day. It doesn’t require replanting after harvest because the root system stays intact. It nee [...]

Window decals for bird safety are one of those products where buying it feels like solving the problem. You’ve seen the hawk sh [...]

If you planted native perennials and they spent the season producing a lot of leaves and almost no flowers, you’re probably fru [...]

The default setting on many washing machines is warm or hot, and for a long time that felt like the sensible choice. Hot water kills [...]

Plastic bags are technically recyclable. They’re made from polyethylene, a material with genuine recycling pathways and real en [...]

The appeal of biodegradable balloons is completely understandable. Balloon releases feel meaningful at memorials, celebrations, and c [...]