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 | The things they leave behind: Someone’s got to clean up after the city’s critters. From carcass artists to excrement experts, these Chicagoans work on the wild side. |
 | Menace to society: Which urban pest is more disgusting—rats or rats with wings? |
 | Catch me if you can: Chicago Animal Control officers see a lot of wild stuff on the job—and some of the scariest specimens walk on two feet. |
 | This place is a zoo: The Roscoe Village cougar taught us we’re not alone out there. From forest preserves to back alleys, the city teems with wild critters. Here’s where to see ’em. |
 | Skittish invasion: These problematic pests made news when they hit Chicago, but where have they been lately? |
 | Bird, brained: When our feathered friends bean themselves on tall buildings, a crack team of volunteers swoops in to the rescue. |
 | Love bites: Regular Joes can have their Fidos. These pet owners prefer to cuddle up with more bizarre beasts. |
 | Law of the jungle: Which critters can you keep at home without getting in trouble with the pigs? Don’t worry, an elephant is totally fine. |
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 | Meet the beetles: We track down Roscoe Mellencamp, the Roscoe Village cougar. What's left of him, anyway. |
