bethlucier's Identifications

This organism was seen in the C parking lot. Walks on 4 feet each foot has split hooves. They are an ungulate feeding specifically on vegetation mostly green grasses and some barks. This is a female due to the lack of antlers (on this specific deer it happens to have one small stunted antler like growth however it is still a doe). This specific species is a mule deer, evident by the large ears and white rump with a small black tip on the tail.

Caught in the university pond. Northern pike are a predatory fish that prey on many different food sources including other fish, frogs, small mammals and small birds. They are long slender fish shaped to move through water efficiently. They also have a mouth full of sharp teeth that face inwards to keep prey from escaping. They are coloured so that they can ambush prey efficiently. They prefer to spend there time in the submerged vegetation