
Thanks to AI sound analysis, an endangered bird was located for the first time in 30 years
The rare bird species hadn’t been seen west of Melbourne since 1989. One conservationist said it's like “finding gold.”
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This huge flightless bird was facing mass extinction. Then Argentina and Chile struck a deal
The fast-running, flightless bird is a species that is pivotal to keeping the Patagonia grasslands growing and thriving.
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Cougars were hunted out of existence in Michigan 100+ years ago — but these wild cubs prove they're bouncing back
After cougars were driven to extinction in the early 1900s, the endangered species is finally making a return in the midwestern state.
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For the first time in 185 years, the world's smallest otter appears in Nepal
Scientists have for the first time in 185 years confirmed the presence of the Asian small-clawed otter in Nepal, thrilling conservationists and researchers looking for clues to its existence here.
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Since 2017, the Humane Society has saved the lives of over 100 homeless Mardi Gras parade horses
Glitter-coated parade horses were once sent to slaughter after Mardi Gras. Now the homeless horses are getting a second chance thanks to the Humane Society.
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This state finally banned circus performances for elephants, tigers, giraffes, primates
Although Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey have already phased out elephants, bears, lions, and tigers, regional circuses have only recently fallen under scrutiny.
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1 billion birds die every year from window collisions. Polka dot glass is changing that
In October 2023, a thousand birds died in a single day after colliding with a Chicago convention center. Thanks to new bird-friendly glass, that number has shrunk dramatically.
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