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The article focuses on Determining the diet of species that nest underground, such as the Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia), is challenging. It mentions that the Prey information for Burrowing Owls is often limited to prey remains at nest sites and in owl pellets, images collected from above-ground trail cameras, or direct observations of prey acquisition and delivery.

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The article offers information on natural causes of species displacement such as major stochastic flood events have rarely been discussed in the literature. Topics include the major flood events are thought to be a leading cause of movement or displacement for many species, including freshwater turtles, the habitats that have been anthropogenically altered, and the manipulated tend to be subject to increased flooding pressures.

The article discusses the geographical distribution of the species Macrochelys Teminickii, known as Alligator Snapping Turtle, located in Texas.