A Whale Sets a Migration Record by Crossing Three Oceans to Breed—And That’s Bad News
Nature and EnvironmentThe world is changing, and the oceans are changing with it. For some species, these changes are troubling.
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60 Years Ago, Scientists Lost Track of One of the World’s Rarest Egg-Laying Mammals. Recently, They Were Lucky Enough to Rediscover It
Nature and EnvironmentHidden in the mountains of Indonesia, this species continues to survive extinction.
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A Resident of a Small Island in Alaska Spotted a Rat in June. Now, 400 People Are Frantically Looking for It
Nature and EnvironmentThe so-called “Galapagos of the North,” one of the most biodiverse places in the world, is on high alert, and for good reason.
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