Track identification can get tricky with canid tracks, because it's difficult to tell apart the tracks of wild canids—such as gray fox, red fox and coyote—from domestic dogs large and small.

Animal tracks are a key component to successfully watching, scouting, hunting, tracking, and photographing different wildlife species. If you want to know where the animals are, you often need to ...

Animal tracks hold their shape best in thin, wet layers of snow. Loose, dry snow often won't hold the details of prints well enough to identify them by shape. Advertisement. Advertisement.

An animal track captures a moment in time. They can tell you what kind of animal made them, how large that animal was, when they were made and how fast the animal was traveling at that time.

Animal tracking isn't exactly a classroom subject. But, with proper time, attention and patience, you can master this survival skill.

Interpreting animal tracks is rewarding because we can enjoy the presence of wild animals, even when we don’t see them.Interpreting tracks is like playing detective, where we carefully interpret the ...

Animal Tracks Indicate Spring Has Sprung But You Might Not Have Noticed Wildlife interpreter David Brown says reading an animal track is like uncovering a secret; you just need the eyes to see it.

Even for long-time Angelenos there are always new places to discover, like Animal Tracks, an animal lovers dream where you can feed monkeys, pet a kangaroo and much more. It makes Animal Tracks ...

These photos, while still cute and lovable, did not make the cut into this week's Animal Tracks slideshow. What do you think? Would you have included them?If you haven't seen this week's slideshow ...

Fossils showing worm tracks on the ocean floor from over 500 million years ago may be the earliest animal tracks ever found, according to researchers. Skip to content.

Fossils showing worm tracks on the ocean floor from over 500 million years ago may be the earliest animal tracks ever found, according to researchers. Skip to content.

Fossils showing worm tracks on the ocean floor from over 500 million years ago may be the earliest animal tracks ever found, according to researchers. Skip to content NOWCAST Pittsburgh's Action ...