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Camera traps spot rare vibrant creature in India forest. ‘Promising haven’
In forests of the far east of India, camera traps are giving an organization a closer look at their natural environment.
Exclusive: Chef Andrew Zimmern talks about the return of "Wild Game Kitchen"
Starring Emmy-winning and four-time James Beard Award-winning TV personality and chef Andrew Zimmern, 20 all-new episodes of ...
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From shadows to spotlight: How photography put Hazarikhil Wildlife Sanctuary on the map
None of this is to say that wildlife photography is always benign. There have been notable incidents elsewhere. In Satchari National Park, for example, the sighting of a bear triggered a chaotic rush ...
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Trail cameras capture unprecedented footage of rare species: 'Offering new opportunities for research and protection'
Trail cameras provide more comprehensive data on the overall population. Trail cameras capture unprecedented footage of rare ...
Keystone Woods and the controversy over dogs, birds and land use
Some users of the wildlife management area question why the Minnesota Federation of Field Trial Clubs is allowed to use the land.
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The world’s rarest penguins don’t fear the heat. Here's how they learned to embrace it.
It is also an increasingly rare opportunity for researchers. Today Galápagos penguins join the more than half of all penguin species that are classified as endangered or vulnerable, imperiled by ...