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Voles are creatures of habit, scurrying so often over the same route that they wear trails—runways—into the soil. Once you know to look for them, the tundra is laced through with vole runways.

Weighing in at a couple ounces and only six or eight inches long, they don't seem like they could handle much more than a good-sized tundra vole. However, hunting is their life and they own no ...

Voles are easily distinguishable from mice by their short tail. Tundra voles are also found in good numbers throughout Alaska. Tundra voles lack the distinctive reddish brown on their backs that ...

The southern red-backed vole occurs in all terrestrial habitats of the Adirondacks including alpine tundra, bogs, and swamp edges, and at all elevations. However, it prefers moist forests, especially ...

One of these species is the tundra vole, one of four Arctic or boreal forest animals that Philip Manlick, a research wildlife biologist with the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research ...

Tundra voles are among the small mammals Dr. Phil Manlick, with the U.S. Forest Service, studies to understand how warming is changing boreal and Arctic food webs. Tiny organisms are making big ...

A tundra vole, Microtus oeconomus. Credit: Nolan Perryman. How changes in plant and microbial resources impact animals in northern ecosystems is an active area of study, but this new research shows ...

Climate warming reduces the number of plant species in the tundra, but plant-eating animals, such as reindeer and voles, can turn this negative effect into something positive. Climate warming ...