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  • Apple Snails are an invasive species, released into South Carolina's environment by the dumping of aquariums by hobbyists.
  • Camel crickets and closely related cave crickets belong to a large group of insects. They are found throughout the world with over 100 different kinds…
  • Rudy shares a poem, "November," by Thomas Hood. (The poem is also published as "No!")
  • Ravens make a wide variety of calls. You can find these birds in the mountains of South Carolina.
  • The Marbled Salamander is often found under logs or debris on flood plains.
  • A listener finds the egg mass of a Wheel Bug.
  • A listener finds a moth, newly emerged from its cocoon.
  • Today is the first day of Spring, 2018!
  • The Red Bellied Woodpecker was first described by naturalists in the colony of Carolina. Its scientific name is Melanerpes carolinus.
  • These small snakes are pretty common in backyards.
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