
47:16
Answer: A. Swifts and hummingbirds are in the same order Apodiformes. The name “apodi” means “footless” in Greek, which suggests that their legs are small and have limited function.

57:00
If you have questions, please put them into the chat and Ron will answer them when he finishes. Thanks!

58:43
Ron's voice is breaking up. Perhaps he could speak more closely into his microphone.

01:01:33
Ron sounds like he's under water on my end, still

01:02:11
Sorry but he is sounding better here.

01:05:17
Are the red wolves that are Durham Museum of Life and Science able to also be released at some point?

01:14:48
Audio getting poor again

01:15:59
The audio problems are most likely related to the bandwidth of the rental place he is using in Oregon.

01:16:16
Thanks

01:20:42
You talk a lot about raccoons but what about number counts of opossums?

01:24:08
Would coyotes serve the same function locally as the red wolves in keeping down racoon populations? And also what type of crittercam have you found to be most reliable?

01:26:50
some great ideas on habitat restoration!

01:29:13
Great ideas on ways to help!

01:29:26
Thank you. Excellent information!

01:29:29
Thanks Ron, very interesting…..

01:32:49
Have you ever suspected opossum numbers are going down?

01:33:10
reconyx

01:34:33
are there no gray wolves in North Carolina?

01:36:07
Has anyone studied the genetic diversity of the 14 founders and the wild populations that have succeeded?

01:39:04
do you regularly radio tag/gps the wolves and have you tried to ride a small camera on a wolf? I saw it done on dogs on google>

01:41:02
you could get a grant from the national science foundation