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For the first time in a decade, camera traps set up high in the Sierra del Merendón mountain range in Honduras captured images of an elusive big cat.

Rarely seen in the wild, scientists confirmed a case of adoption among a group of polar bears in Manitoba.

Razia Jan’s fearless legacy was documented in the film “What Tomorrow Brings.”

The vulnerable species is so rare that it “borders on myth.”

Scientists at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center were pleasantly surprised when Earl Grey the sea turtle came under their care.

The “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” star says the milestone is a “watershed moment.”

The famous doll will soon adorn envelopes mailed across the country.

The program, created by Black United Fund of Texas, is called “Vulnerable to Vibrant.”

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The symbolic bird is coming back to the heart of New Zealand a century after it was sent offshore.

A young girl was vacationing from South Carolina with her family when they came across a hooked sea turtle on a fishing pier.

Re:Wild Your Campus is on a mission to eliminate synthetic pesticides from all college campuses in the U.S. by 2030.