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This broad category encompasses fish. It is further divided on the main menu with tags for mammals, insects, amphibians, birds, mussels, invaders and endangered wildlife.

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Michigan cranks up testing deer for chronic wasting disease

By Crystal Chen | February 2, 2018

The Michigan DNR has been ramping up its testing of deer for chronic wasting disease, including new testing efforts in Montcalm, Mecosta and Kent counties.

Fish

Video: slow-motion sturgeon feeding

By Steven Maier | January 26, 2018

Sturgeons project their jawbones from their skulls, creating the suction they need to vacuum food from lake beds.

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Could hunting or U.P. wolves solve Isle Royale moose problem?

By Bailey Laske | January 23, 2018

With only one surviving wolf known on Isle Royale, the national park’s moose population is climbing without predators to keep the numbers under control.

Birds

Black tern numbers plummet, invasives largely to blame

By Eric Freedman | January 17, 2018

The once-abundant black tern is far less abundant in Great Lakes wetlands.

Catch and release

Catch and release kills many fish

By Jack Nissen | December 21, 2017

A new study shows the conservation technique is fatal for some fish.

Fish

Scientists track prehistoric fish with 21st century satellites

By Carin Tunney | December 19, 2017

Science using high-tech methods is revealing secrets about a prehistoric fish.

Birds

Kestrels thrive in cherry orchards–and return favor

By Eric Freedman | December 6, 2017

New homes may help save a declining bird species and, at the same time, protect economically vital cherry crops from orchard-damaging enemies.

Fish

Researchers ask public for fish guts and the money to study them

By Evan Kutz | December 4, 2017

This citizen science project gives clues on how to better manage Great Lakes fish stocks.

Fish

Saginaw Bay perch populations up against the wall(eye)

By Steven Maier | December 1, 2017

Walleye populations in Lake Huron and the Saginaw Bay have bounced back powerfully, just a few decades after they came close to disappearing. Some scientists worry that perch are paying the price.

Wildlife

A dead cow subsidy could lead to more conflicts with wolves

By Lucy Schroeder | November 29, 2017

Wolves scavenging improperly disposed dead cattle can prompt them to shrink their range, leading to more interactions with people.

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