New Times readers blame mosquitoes on rain and, uh, Bill Gates
“My ankles be crying,” one reader wrote. Others blamed storms and, for some reason, California and a tech billionaire.
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You’re not nuts: The mosquitoes in Phoenix have gone bananas this year
Mosquito complaints to the county have jumped 400% since last year. But the end is in sight.
Phoenix Zoo lion cubs are all grown up and leaving Arizona
Phoenix Zoo’s twin lion cubs will be leaving for a new home next month. Here’s how to attend their goodbye party.
Meet comics legend Todd McFarlane at Phoenix Zoo Saturday
The renowned artist is part of “Comic Conservation,” a display of animal-themed comic art at the Zoo.
Keeping Grand Canyon open during shutdown puts park at risk
Nature and visitors are at risk when parks are understaffed.
Birding by ear: Tips to identify bird songs by listening
There are more than 500 species of Arizona birds. Learn how to tell them apart by ear.
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Arizona wildlife agencies sponsor dove hunting to protect environment
The public hunting events are intended to prevent overpopulation.
Everything to know about the Phoenix Bat Cave
We’re nearing the end of bat season. Here’s how to see 10,000 Mexican free-tailed bats in Phoenix before they leave town.
We tried puppy yoga in central Phoenix. Here’s what we learned
Puppy yoga is taking Phoenix by storm, and Puppy Yoga Club is the newest place to experience it.
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