Critters of Cleveland: Meet Northeast Ohio's Cute, Resilient and Interesting Animals
Take a walk on the wild side in Northeast Ohio and meet a variety of the most interesting creatures that live in the region. By Cleveland Magazine staff
Take a walk on the wild side in Northeast Ohio and meet a variety of the most interesting creatures that live in the region. By Cleveland Magazine staff
Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne shared his second State of the County address on Thursday evening. By Annie Nickoloff
From hummingbirds to snowy owls, here are some of the migrating animals you should seek out in Northeast Ohio. By Annie Nickoloff
The ladybug, white-tailed deer, spotted salamander and more are symbols of Ohio pride. By Olivia Szmania
After being reintroduced to Ohio’s waterways in the late ’80s, river otters are off the endangered list and thriving in Northeast Ohio today. By Paris Mather
The Blanding's Turtle Reintroduction Project aims to help the endangered animal reestablish its population in Mentor Marsh Nature Preserve. By Annie Nickoloff
As blue lupine has declined in Ohio, so has the Karner blue butterfly. By Vince Guerrieri
Sharp hornsnails are responsible for these conical shells commonly found on Lake Erie’s shores. By Julia Soeder
The Northern long-eared bat and Indiana bat are both protected and monitored by work in Cuyahoga Valley National Park. By Vince Guerrieri
Thanks to a collaboration with the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, the animal is reestablished in Ohio and no longer on the state’s threatened species list. By Paris Mather
Destructive, invasive zebra mussels have long caused issues like clogged pumps and pipes in Lake Erie. By Julia Soeder
Over 50 years, bald eagles went from a Buckeye State rarity to a regular Lake Erie presence. By Paris Mather
With "hellbender huts" and wildlife releases, scientists hope to see the hellbender rebound in Ohio. By Vince Guerrieri