There are at least 1,300 bat species. They exist on every continent except Antarctica. You also won’t find them in the Arctic or on a handful of islands. They live in a variety of climates and ecosystems and have adapted to human-made environments. They have had at least 50 million years to figure out how… Continue reading
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Pickering Wildlife Control: Can Mice Climb?
One of the reasons why homeowners struggle to resolve rodent problems is the animals’ acrobatic maneuvers. Mice can scurry across the floors, narrow electric cords and interior walls without skipping a beat, but can they climb straight up a wall? Depending on the wall’s composition, mice can climb up virtually any surface. At Skedaddle Humane… Continue reading
Madison Wildlife Removal: 4 Ways Raccoons Use Their Paws
Homeowners are fortunate that many of the critters that sneak into attics, garages, and kitchens are quite limited in their mental and physical capabilities. Mice cannot open your refrigerator any more than a bat can grab hold of the lid to your garbage can. Unfortunately, there is one wild animal whose intelligence and humanlike hands… Continue reading
Vaughan Wildlife Control: Do Squirrels Eat Bark?
A lot of homeowners have complicated feelings about squirrels in their yards. While these bushy-tailed animals can be a lot of fun to watch, they are also a bit of a nuisance. For a lot of homeowners, having local squirrel residents also means finding chewed tree bark. At Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control in Vaughan, we… Continue reading
Okanagan Wildlife Control: Myths About Mice
Dealing with a rodent invasion on your property can be a harrowing experience. Mice are challenging to capture and eradicate for non-professionals, and they can quickly increase their number by birthing five or six litters every year. With their propensity to spread deadly diseases, mice should not be handled by untrained residents. At Skedaddle Humane… Continue reading
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