Smoky Mountain Wildlife: 9 Common Types With Photos
Some of the sights of the Smokies are quite easy to see. The trees don’t move. The mountains, though occasionally obscured by clouds or wispy mists, are always exactly where you
Some of the sights of the Smokies are quite easy to see. The trees don’t move. The mountains, though occasionally obscured by clouds or wispy mists, are always exactly where you
Rub a dub dub, three bears in a tub. Wait. That’s not how that goes. Some visitors to Gatlinburg got their fairy tales all mixed up when a trio of
I’ve been bamboozled. Hoodwinked. Like a hungry trout on a fly, I swallowed a flashy internet factoid and took off, running. I was told bears don’t like honey. Specifically, I
The animal in the picture above is a black bear. No, you’re not looking at the next gold and white dress debate. (Or was black and blue?) Even though this
If we’re going to talk about the “rash” of bear attacks and bear encounters in and around the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, then we may as well start with