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  • This insect can be found from North Carolina into Florida.
  • A listener finds a cache of skeletal material near his home: an Opossum, an American Beaver, and a Red Fox.
  • A listener finds Atlantic Ribbed mussels clams in the salt marsh off Wadmalaw Sound.
  • This caterpillar of the Southern Flannel Moth has stinging spines among its bristles.
  • The Eastern Hognose Snake has many common names that include the word "adder," because one of its defense bluffs is to flatten its neck like a Cobra.
  • A listener hiking in North Carolina sees what he thinks is a Timber Rattlesnake. The color, however, isn't typical...
  • An immature Red Tail Hawk, possibly chasing some prey, crashes through a window!
  • The Question Mark Butterfly has a marking that somewhat resembles a '?'.
  • Of this spider's eight eyes, two are much larger than the rest.
  • This bird is neo-tropical and migrates through South Carolina.
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