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‘Moo Deng? Who Deng?’ Meet Haggis the Baby Pygmy Hippo.
By Joseph Bernstein Haggis is a Scottish pudding prepared by cooking sheep organs inside the animal’s stomach ... where ...
Asia’s ‘Unicorn’—The Saola—Is Actually The World’s Rarest Antelope
In the highlands of Vietnam and Laos, saolas, or "Asian unicorns," are dwindling in number. And now, there's a race to save ...
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These Bird Nests Show Signs of an Architectural ‘Culture’
From long and winding migration flights to intricate songs and clever tool use, many bird behaviors are known to be ...
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Study finds bonobos more diverse, and more vulnerable, than previously thought
Bonobos, human’s closest relatives, are classified as an endangered species. Groundbreaking research suggests their ...
Protecting Our Birds Of Prey: An Interview With ‘Mutual Of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom’ Host Peter Gros
For Forbes, Gros highlights his lifelong efforts to protect some of our planet’s most fearsome birds of prey all in advance of the November 2nd release of Protecting The Wild Episode 5, a chapter that ...
Ecologist uses deep learning to help protect chimpanzees
The future of chimpanzees depends on smart conservation strategies, and that requires data, lots of data. Ecologist Adrienne ...