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  • conservation biology The way we study giraffes is exhilarating and stressful Thom Dunn
  • megafauna Analyzing the evolutionary biology of STAR WARS megafauna Thom Dunn
  • olive ridley Endangered sea turtle rebounding thanks to COVID-19 and indigenous peoples Kevin Reome
  • clones Scientists clone endangered horse from genetic material frozen 40 years ago David Pescovitz
  • mating Lovely profile of Frasier, LA's swingin' 70s lion that sired 35 cubs in 18 months Andrea James
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  • Bison The UK will soon have wild bison for the first time in 6,000 years Andrea James
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  • arborists This is one of the world's tallest trees; and this is the arborist who climbed it David Pescovitz
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