Learning how to identify animal tracks will help you understand what animals live nearby, how they use the area, what they eat, and more.

Animal tracks are just that—paw, claw, and hoofprints—and signs “are all of the other evidence animals leave as they express themselves in the world,” McFarland says.

Learn how to read tracks, and you'll learn a new language, one that communicates the hidden stories of the animals that leave the tracks. Our ancestors had to be adept in tracking to learn about the ...

Bobcat tracks are dainty while mountain lions are heavy and their tracks are as large as a human fist. If you see curious prints that look similar to human hands and feet, it’s quite possibly a bear.

Unlike some other animal families, tracks from animals of the rodent family can vary greatly. Typically, there are four toes on the front feet and five on the back. Claw marks are sometimes visible.

A man who fell from a New York City subway platform in 2017, resulting in the loss of his toes on his left foot and other injuries, was just awarded nearly $23 million.

Stephanie Jochum-Natt with Wild Aware Utah and the Hogle Zoo tells us how to identify animal tracks. Winter Wildlife Tracks and Safety • Utah`s winter snow is not only beautiful, it’s also a ...

There is a story behind each set of tracks seen in the snow. We can learn a great deal about an animal’s life from the tracks they leave behind. We can determine the size, family type, and often ...

Clear prints were likely made immediately after the fall ceased; kicked up powder might suggest incredibly fresh tracks or even a nearby animal.

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.

Learn how to read tracks, and you'll learn a new language, one that communicates the hidden stories of the animals that leave the tracks. Our ancestors had to be adept in tracking to learn about ...