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Meet Kikori, the Adorable Endangered Kangaroo Joey Born at San Diego Zoo
Matschie’s tree kangaroos are considered endangered, with fewer than 2,500 adults of their species in the wild.
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Meet Kikori, the Adorable Endangered Kangaroo Joey Born at San Diego Zoo
Congratulations are in order for a new mother at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, where they celebrated the birth of an endangered kangaroo.
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‘Bringing Science to Life!' Dallas ISD Students Get Hands-on Wildlife Lesson
Wildlife in Motion brought science to life for students at Ebby Halliday Elementary School in Dallas.
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Dallas ISD Students Get Hands On Wildlife Lesson
Some Dallas ISD students traded books for a more hands-on lesson. The idea is get rid of myths and fears and get kids thinking about the future. Noelle Walker has the story.
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Poisonous Worms That Multiply When Cut Are Back in Texas
Toxic worms are back in Texas, according to some social media posts that warn of the slithering, poisonous creature.
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Rehabilitated Orphaned Bear Cubs Released Into the Wild: San Diego Humane Society
Three orphaned bear cubs, rehabilitated by the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center, are back in the wild Thursday.
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Map Tracking Coyotes Shows Hundreds of Sightings Across Dallas
One Dallas couple says they have become familiar with the characteristics, routes and times a furry visitor approaches their backyard.
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Researchers Using Dogs to Combat Spotted Lanternflies
Researchers are using dogs to sniff out spotted lanternflies, an invasive species with the ability to cause millions in forestry and agricultural damages.
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Drone Footage Captures Pod of Orcas Attacking Two Gray Whales in Monterey Bay
Two adult gray whales fended off more than 30 orcas in a six-hour attack off the coast of California.
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Twin Amur Leopards Born in San Diego
An extremely rare set of Amur leopards were born at the San Diego Zoo.
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The Number of Monarch Butterflies Wintering in Mexico Dropped 22% This Year
Frost and “extreme temperatures” in the United States may have played a role in the butterfly’s decline during the most recent winter season.
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Photos Show Exotic Cat Recovering After Testing Positive for Cocaine
An African serval cat is recovering after being found weeks ago wandering an Ohio neighborhood with cocaine in its system.
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Man Cited for Pursuing Humpback Whale and Dolphins While Snorkeling in Hawaii
Hawaii officials have cited a Maui man seen on video snorkeling for allegedly harassing a humpback whale and pod of dolphins.
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'Watch Out!': Alaska Woman Trampled by Moose While Walking Dog
Tracy Hansen of Anchorage, Alaska, was walking her dog when a moose charged at her and kicked her in the head.
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Hawaii Whale Dies With Fishing Nets, Plastic Bags in Stomach
A whale that washed ashore in Hawaii over the weekend likely died in part because it ate large volumes of fishing traps, fishing nets, plastic bags and other marine debris, scientists said Thursday, highlighting the threat to wildlife from the millions of tons of plastic that ends up in oceans every year.
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Boars Going Hog Wild in McKinney Neighborhood
Some homeowners in a McKinney neighborhood say wild hogs are leaving a trail of destruction and getting too close for comfort.
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McKinney Neighbors Raising Safety Concerns Over Wild Hogs
Some homeowners in a McKinney neighborhood say wild boars are leaving a trail of destruction and getting too close for comfort.
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‘Toadzilla' Discovered in Australia Could Be World's Largest Cane Toad
The giant cane toad was discovered Thursday by park rangers in the state of Queensland.
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‘He Didn't Want the Salad': Black Bear Caught Stealing Florida Man's Chick-fil-A Off Doorstep
Doorbell camera footage shows the black bear strolling up the man’s Seminole County home, and swiping a bag of 30-piece chicken nuggets and fries he had ordered from Chick-fil-A.
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Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards: Highly Commended Photos
Awards, a free competition open to wildlife photography novices, amateurs and professionals that celebrates the hilarity of our natural world