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Animals

After dramatic population decline, newborn 'numbubs' signal hope for endangered species in Australia

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Animals

1,200 goats hired to mitigate wildfires in Colorado: 'High-tech recycle machines'

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Animals

1,000 endangered turtles saved in historic mission: 'All the rescued turtles were alive'

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Animals

Gray seal pups on the rise in this remote location, all thanks to 'lack of human disturbance'

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Animals

53 rare frogs go on international journey to save species from fatal fungus, extinction

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Environment

MIT lab designs biodegradable material to replace microplastics in beauty products

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Environment

2,000-year-old poop samples from Yellowstone offer clues to climate change, wildlife management

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Animals

A revolutionary lab just solved a 'major gap in bumble bee conservation' by breeding bees in captivity

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Animals

Orphaned cougar cubs rescued and re-homed at Oregon Zoo: 'Doing everything we can for them'

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Gray seal pups on the rise in this remote location, all thanks to 'lack of human disturbance'

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