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Biologists Rejoice as Extremely Rare Guam Kingfishers Lay Their First Wild Eggs in Nearly 40 Years
The brightly colored birds are extinct in the wild, having disappeared from their native Guam in 1988 due to the introduction ...
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Iguanas are eating Florida. Why not eat them back? We've got lizard recipes
Invasive green iguanas can be humanely killed on private property (with permission) and designated public lands in Florida. Iguana meat can be used in dishes like fajitas and scrambled eggs. Iguana ...
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Rare Cat Species Has Less Than 100 Left in the World & It's Considered Good Luck to Spot One
The critically endangered species is said to be "the rarest of all cats" with less than 100 of them left in the world. But if ...
Endangered bird species lays first wild eggs in 4 decades thanks to Cincinnati Zoo conservation efforts
The first wild eggs of an endangered bird have been laid for the first time in almost four decades, and the Cincinnati Zoo & ...
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Cincinnati Zoo helps reintroduce birds designated extinct in the wild to Pacific Island
Birds that had been designated extinct in the wild are now laying eggs on an island in the Pacific and the Cincinnati Zoo played a big role.
Pacific 'Needs Predictability' In A 'Changing Environment' - Solomon Islands Official
Solomon Islands Foreign Affairs Ministry permanent secretary Collin Beck told RNZ Pacific that there are significant gaps ...
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Once-extinct bird species lays first wild eggs in 40 years
The Sihek bird, an endangered animal who recently returned to the wild, has laid eggs on their new home at Palmyra Atoll, an ...
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A conversation with Chef Oscar Hernandez about the delicious Power of Pork
C The Power of Pork. Chef Oscar Hernandez of Corner Kitchen in Omaha shares his thoughts on working with pork to craft unique ...
The world’s rarest penguins don’t fear the heat. Here's how they learned to embrace it.
These birds have evolved to withstand the equatorial sun and shelter in volcanic rocks along a subtropical coastline. After ...