Thomas E. Eveland, B.A., M.S., has served as an adjunct professor at five different colleges/universities. During his career, he has taught 15 different courses in the biological, geological, and environmental sciences. While at the Penn State Scranton campus, he developed a specialized course, complete with a textbook, titled Water: Story of a Wet Planet.
His main interest, however, is wildlife. He has conducted research on nearly a dozen species. His preferred wildlife species includes the black bear, deer, river otter, and osprey.
For eons people have wondered about those things that go bump in the night. In the beginning most believed they were monsters coming to eat them. Human maturity has allowed us to see through these fears. The noise makers are simply living things such as opossums, raccoons, owls, and skunks. The life...
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