A robust crop of whale calves is welcome news for a species on the brink.
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A Near Miss Is Good News For Whales
Tag Archives: Wildlife
Mexico’s Butterfly War
Two suspicious deaths in a nature preserve are the latest threat to the monarch butterfly’s continent-spanning migration.
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Where Are The Birds?
A new report estimates continental bird populations have shrunk by 3 billion in 50 years. It isn’t too late to turn the tide.
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‘Swamp Apes’ vs. Swamp Snakes
Florida summons reinforcements to fight invasive pythons, including a squad of veterans who call themselves Swamp Apes.
Environmental Restoration In A Parking Lot
Nature demonstrates its resilience in surprising ways and places, including a South Florida strip mall.
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The Whale Who Came In From The Cold
From Russia, with love? A beluga whale turns up in a strategic Arctic region carrying some suspicious-looking baggage.
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A Fresh Crop Of Baby Whales
The species is still critically endangered, but at least right whales showed up in their Florida calving grounds this year.
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Can Birth Control Stop ‘Zombie Deer?’
What will happen when deer with a variant of “mad cow disease” arrive in suburban yards? Let’s try not to find out.
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Parasitic Whaling
Japan’s resumption of commercial whaling genuflects to domestic politics while undermining its global strategic position.
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Sturddlefish And Jackalopes
From reality in a European lab to mythology of the American West, nature makes us wonder: Can this actually happen?
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