Random Facts about Wildlife/Nature – Part 3 - Montana Hunting and Fishing Information

Random Facts about Wildlife/Nature – Part 3
By angelamontana

Posted: May 13, 2021

If you have been following this three-part series of facts about nature/wildlife, here is the last bit of facts from backpacker.com:

The largest Saguaro cactus was 46 feet tall and 200 years old. It was damaged by wildfire in 2005.
Mosquitos are attracted to stinky feet.
Female mountain goats are called nannies.
Moose are born knowing how to swim.
Alligators regrow teeth as they wear down, and can grow 3,000 teeth over their lives.
Gray wolves are big eaters—but they can go almost two weeks without food.

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