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Rhino conservation: Dung science leads to zoo baby boom Scientists at Chester Zoo say their work has achieved a rhino baby boom. rhinos in order to work out the best time to introduce them to a potential partner. And after Continue Reading
© USFWS As record numbers of rhinos are slaughtered for their horns, there is good news that poachers will be punished for their crimes. Here in the United States, two businessmen will now serve time in prison and pay hefty Continue Reading
Australia – where the spiders are so giant and hellish, they eat SNAKES. Photographer Ant Hadleigh caught the whole battle on camera in his backyard in Freshwater, Australia. He said “A few times the snake managed to get up and Continue Reading
The monkeys use their prehensile tails to grip Woolly monkeys can identify human hunters by their behaviour, research has revealed. Poeppig’s woolly monkeys live in the rainforests of Ecuador, Peru and Brazil but are vulnerable to hunting by the local Continue Reading
2013 Youth Art Contest Semi-finalists Grades K-2 Amanda Liu Polar Bear Angela Liu Sandhill Crane Ann C. Sonu Spotted Owl Annabelle Chen Hawaii Honeycreeper Grand Prize Winner Ava Bribriesco American Burying Beetle 1st Place K-2 Hannah Chacko San Francisco Garter Continue Reading