Lupine plants are not poisonous to the touch and do not cause contact dermatitis; however, lupines do have a low severity level of toxicity to humans and animals if consumed, according to North ...

The desert lupine is actually quite dangerous. That is because the seeds and pods of lupine are toxic to humans and animals, causing the deaths of hundreds of cows and sheep each year. It has even ...

In years when autumn salmon numbers are low, the bears must find other food, such as wild berries, lupine roots ... though there are no animals in sight. "You don't want to startle them," says ...

A memorial is growing in O’Fallon, Missouri, for a little girl who will never get to grow old. Authorities told First Alert 4 ...

She began adding Cleveland sage, white sage, evening primrose, yellow lupine and other native plants ... providing food for the birds and other animals. Also, the muted colors of late summer ...

There are many broken hearts in the community after a 10-year-old girl was hit and killed by a school bus Thursday afternoon.

As we drive along the lake, KickingWoman explains the natural history of this glacial valley, describes the region’s medicinal plants and tells Blackfeet stories about Napi, the creator of the animals ...

Hundreds of animals in Elema’s village had churned ... pulling away to the east … toward Yemen and the Tihamah Coast, toward the lupine valleys of the Himalaya, toward ice, toward sunrise ...

A few miles outside Pullman, Washington, a remnant of the Palouse Prairie lies on a small hill, surrounded by undulating wheat fields and studded with cracked and weathered headstones from the late ...

Deer are “crepuscular” prey animals with eyes that work best in ... wildflowers or “forbs,” such as goldenrod, fireweed and lupine. The edges of roads have the kinds of food deer are ...

Learn More › Each spring, tall, lush spires of brightly colored lupine blooms appear and last through the summer, feeding wildlife and endearing passersby across North America. Whether they’re ...