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Arts & Culture
This is what happened when artists received $1K a month, no strings attached
In New York, 2,400 creatives recently participated in the largest basic income program for artists in U.S. history.
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Animals
Jaguars were pushed to the brink of extinction in Argentina 70 years ago. Now conservationists are celebrating their return
A wild jaguar sighting sparked excitement during a recent visit in Argentina’s Iberá Park.
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Animals
This tiny fox species almost disappeared forever. Now, its recovery is among the fastest of any endangered species
Catalina Island foxes were nearly wiped out by a major distemper outbreak. Conservationists have brought them back from the brink — and quickly.
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Arts & Culture
This real-life 'good news' story inspired Pixar animators to make 'Hoppers'
Animation director Daniel Chong found inspiration for “Hoppers” from an unlikely place.
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Animals
Endangered loggerhead turtle needed his flipper amputated due a scourge of leeches. He's finally on the road to recovery
Habanero the loggerhead sea turtle has been through quite a journey. But his doctors are optimistic that his best life is ahead.
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People Doing Good
Hantavirus cruise passenger moved to tears by stranger's act of kindness during his 42-day quarantine
Jake Rosmarin has been vlogging his experience in the Nebraska biocontainment unit since he arrived from the cruise ship.
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Animals
Scientists fell in love with this underwater 'Snuffleupagus' 23 years ago. It's finally being recognized as a new species
David Harasti had been searching for the elusive ghost pipefish for over two decades.
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Environment
He grew up poaching animals and cutting down trees. Now he protects the same land he used to plunder
Rustom Basumatary received the Assam Guarav Award for his wildlife conservation efforts.
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Animals
Disabled parrot is the alpha male of his flock: 'Behavioral innovation can help bypass physical disability'
Researchers noted that the bird had priority access to feeders, and he was the only male groomed by other males.
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Arts & Culture
Cursive is a dying art. These volunteers are deciphering it for future generations
Many archival documents written in cursive are seen as a way to preserve the writing and communications of women.
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