Yesterday was International Tiger Day. Doesn't really have anything to do with us, but I think we can all agree that tigers are pretty neat.

Elk kinda look like deer with access to a personal trainer. Learn more about the state's largest mammal at our species profile: bit.ly/3Yx5TcM

Brat summer.

THEY LAUGHED AT ME FOR BRINGING ANOTHER COOLER ON THE BOAT BUT GUESS WHAT NOW THEY'RE ALL ASKING ME FOR A SODA THAT DOESN'T TASTE LIKE LARGEMOUTH BASS

UPDATE: The 2024 N.C. flounder season will be open in Inland Fishing Waters and in Joint Fishing Waters for hook and line fishing only on Sept. 1 and 2 and on Sept. 7 and 8. The daily creel limit is one fish with a minimum size limit of 15-inches. More: bit.ly/4dfukQB

We were hoping for zebra cakes, but instead we got these weird mushrooms. Have you ever seen a stinkhorn mushroom before? Learn more about this foul-smelling fungus at: plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/mutinus… Hope everyone is staying safe and dry today!

Be the Example: Life Jackets Save Lives! Always model safety on the water by wearing a personal floatation device. Learn more about life jacket regulations and safety at: bit.ly/4f6kB0i

The fish after your kid reels it in and is too scared to take if off the hook.

Today is World Mosquito Day. Let's all celebrate by not contracting malaria.

Very demure. Very mindful.

Happy National Dog Day to all who celebrate! (and why wouldn't you celebrate?) Now let's see them dogs in the comments...

Check out this new tutorial video that will teach you how to use the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission's online interactive fishing map to locate inland, joint and coastal waters.

I heard that exercising helps when you want to make a decision about something. It really does help. Today I went to the gym and decided that next time I'll just go fishing instead.

N.C. Wildlife and partners will make one final push for this year’s On the Road, On the Water, Don't Drink and Drive campaign this weekend. The annual multi-agency initiative works to ensure North Carolinians can travel safely on the road and on the water during summer holidays.

Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. Today we celebrate the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country.

Is this the Mondayest Tuesday ever?