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What happened to the lions after suspected poachers entered Sibuya?
What happened to Sibuya’s six lions after the July 2018 incident? The reserve described temporary anesthesia, monitoring and an unresolved…
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If it isn’t a wolf or a fox, what exactly is a maned wolf?
The maned wolf looks like several animals combined, but it is neither a true wolf nor a fox. Its closest…
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Why some kākāpō chicks will grow up without names
New Zealand’s kākāpō population reached 325 in 2026. Meet Sirocco, hear the remarkable courtship calls and discover why some chicks…
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Annautaq’s new walrus family changed before introductions began
An orphaned walrus traveled nearly 4,000 miles to join a carefully selected herd. Then Kaboodle, the experienced mother expected to…
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An unfamiliar eagle spends 36 minutes at Shadow’s nest
An unfamiliar bald eagle visited Shadow’s Big Bear nest on October 27. The observation joins a growing autumn record around…
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Melbourne’s famous falcon nest started with eggs in a gutter
Melbourne’s famous peregrine nest began with eggs in a gutter. Discover how a raised nesting box, decades of care and…
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Wolf watchers say Yellowstone’s 1273M was shot in Montana
Wolf watchers identified Yellowstone research wolf 1273M as the animal shot in Montana’s WMU 313 on September 23. Official state…
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Bear baiting is returning to Alaska’s preserves. The bears that leave matter too
Alaska’s bear-baiting rule changes in November. The debate reaches beyond how many bears are killed to what happens to those…
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Why sea lions keep coming back to a Moss Landing road
Sea lions need places to rest ashore. At Moss Landing, that ordinary behavior has created a road problem, with lessons…
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