"We thought that maybe we should investigate." Scientists make incredible discovery after studying daily habits of humble ...

Muskrat lunch was also available in the school cafeteria. Abigail Tucker Late winter on the marshes of Maryland's Eastern Shore is a soggy affair. Fog hides the stands of loblolly pines ...

The muskrat population in Canada’s Peace-Athabasca Delta has decreased alongside the drying of its habitat, research has shown. This semiaquatic rodent relies on ephemeral water bodies but the extent ...

For at least two centuries, muskrat pelts, or "hides," as trappers now call them, have been a commodity that farmers, watermen and trappers relied upon for supplemental income. E.

In his first real public criticism of the Muskrat Falls project, commissioner Richard Leblanc said Thursday that Nalcor's risky approach to setting cost estimates "may not be the best choice" for ...

Yes, people eat muskrat, but they are more popularly known for their felt-like fur. The going rate for a muskrat pelt is about $9. A century ago, a muskrat-trapper could get 25-28 cents per pelt.

NL · Analysis On Muskrat, Crosbie should know there's a difference between blame and accountability The verdict of history may not yet be written, but early drafts are coming in ...

PORT PENN, Del. -- Bob Krajewski slogged through the icy pond, checking his traps, with the agility expected of someone nicknamed "Muskrat." Before long, he held up a plump prize -- a creature ...