Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
The Range Map follows wildlife across changing borders
A documentary project about animals spreading into new states, returning to former ranges, or becoming invasive.
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- Viewers curious about changing U.S. wildlife ranges
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- The project says its maps and charts are drawn from public data, and that unsettled science is identified in each film.
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The homepage lays out three kinds of range change—spreading, returning, and invading—and names examples including coyotes, jaguars, feral hogs, and Burmese pythons. It says maps and charts are made from public data, while footage draws largely on federal-agency material, with some stock footage. A publishing app sends the films to YouTube; the site says that app is authorized for this channel and no other.
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