The tiny American pika, the "boulder bunny" that chirps at hikers high in the Western mountain ranges, may join the polar bear as a victim of climate change. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will ...

A critter the size and shape of a furry russet potato, with Mickey Mouse ears, and no tail, the American pika might not be your standard “iconic” species. But the charismatic rabbit-relative is ...

High up above timberline in and amongst boulders you can often see little brown furry creatures and hear little high pitched eeenncck sounds and a variety of squeaks and squeals they use to ...

KUSA - A recent study by Colorado Parks and Wildlife has discovered the pika is actually thriving within the high country of the Centennial State. Why not take this opportunity to impress your friends ...

MACLAREN RIVER — Not many Alaskans have actually seen a pika. However, if one should wander into the mountains, summer or winter, their sharp squeak is distinctive. On Wednesday morning, I was ...