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  • climate change Meet the millennial who's mapping the Catholic Church's land holdings to fight climate change Thom Dunn
  • hotel Chameleons, unseen for over a century, chillin' back at the hotel Kevin Reome
  • Hawaiian official endorses "find out" as wildlife enforcement strategy Jason Weisberger
  • A sengi, or elephant shrew. Rhynchocyon petersi by Joey Makalintal (CC BY 2.0)
    adorable animals Take a closer look at that Sengi snout! And listen to its relaxing Sengi ASMR! Jennifer Sandlin
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    amazing animals Watch as this okapi picks up kibble with his prehensile tongue! Jennifer Sandlin
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    wildlife Beyond the looks: The amazing world of of the eerie-looking aye-eye and other "repulsive" creatures Ellsworth Toohey
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  • documentaries "The Starry Night Toad," a new documentary by First Nations Frontline Elías Villoro
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    insects Improving tiny urban greenspaces causes huge boosts in insect life Clive Thompson
  • animals Watch: Never ever turn your back on a lion David Pescovitz
  • animals Scientists have cloned the first endangered species in North America: a very cute ferret David Pescovitz
  • climate change Tropical peat conservation could help fight future pandemics Thom Dunn
  • conservation Scientists clone endangered horse from genetic material frozen 40 years ago David Pescovitz
  • Delightful Creatures Mouse deer, thought to be extinct spotted for first time in 30 years Mark Frauenfelder
  • animals Cute "mouse-deer," long lost to science, has been photographed again David Pescovitz
  • ngos Report: WWF hires paramilitary torturers and murderers in developing world Rob Beschizza
  • animals This is a real African black panther and it's incredibly rare David Pescovitz
  • Kids Scientist finds shimmering blue moths last seen in 1887 Andrea James
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