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The wilderness in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea is home to wildlife that may not survive war or peace in the future.
Feral and indoor-outdoor cats are responsible for billions of bird and small mammal deaths every year in the United States, new research suggests.
The tunnels should help bears safely cross underneath the highway.
The body of a dead whale can tell a story, sometimes a painful one, about the cause of its death.
Five Chinese yellow-headed box turtles, an extremely rare turtle with fewer than 125 members left in the wild, were hatched at the Bronx Zoo. Human consumption, use in traditional medicine, and the pet trade has pushed the species close to extinction
A female wild tiger is recovering at a zoo in India after getting ensnared in a barbed wire fence on a coffee plantation last week.
The animals will hopefully thrive under artificial sprinkler mist.
Mitik the baby walrus was orphaned off the coast of Barrow, Alaska, and rescued by fishermen. After a stint at the Alaska SeaLife Center, he has moved to his new home at the New York Aquarium where he is receiving round-the-clock care from the staff.
Last seen in 1983, the Kouprey was once found in forests across Southeast Asia but is now considered extinct. This footage, captured in 1951 in Cambodia, is the only known video of the animal.
This citizen-science program teaches everyday people how, in their own backyards, to create wildlife friendly habitats.
The brown argus butterfly has expanded its range rapidly in recent years.
A nature-based tourism program in China benefited those who already had resources.
Towers Kill 6.8 Million Birds a Year, Study Estimates
Turtles threatened by illegal trade and habitat loss.
The colored cuckoo and tricolored bat are among the newly found species in the park.
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