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The seventh episode of What's Wild looked at the American Carrion Beetle, one of the best bugs in the business when it comes to decomposition. If you bugged out about this episode, this quiz is for...
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This edition of What's Wild is all about the American Carrion Beetle, one of the best bugs in the business when it comes to decomposition. We'll also be traveling to Clemson University, where...
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The sixth What's Wild episode traveled to one of South Carolina's remote barrier islands to find North America's largest tree squirrel. If you went nutty on this episode all about squirrels, this quiz...
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Episode two of What's Wild on dolphins traveled to the coastal region of South Carolina that this fauna calls home. If you caught this episode dolphinately check out this trivia quiz. Scroll down to...
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The third What's Wild episode on marshland traveled to the coastal region of South Carolina that this fauna calls home. If you caught this episode all about the crustaceans in South Carolina's...
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The fourth episode of What's Wild looked at South Carolina's rarest amphibian Webster's Salamander. If you caught this episode then you should toad-ly take this quiz. Scroll down to test your...
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This episode of What's Wild observes some peculiar behaviors squirrel species have and the nutty ways they benefit the environment. To find North America's largest tree squirrel, we'll travel to one...
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In this episode of What's Wild, we're heading west to discover one of South Carolina's rarest amphibians. Found only in a few isolated areas, the Webster's Salamander is considered an endangered...
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We're exploring one of South Carolina's most productive and serene environments, the saltwater marsh. This rich and diverse ecosystem, brimming with marine species, has a dynamic rhythm that beats to...
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In this edition of What's Wild, we're traveling to one of South Carolina's barrier islands and observing rare feeding techniques of resident bottlenose dolphins ?. Also, we'll be taking a look at...
