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Baby Boom for One of the World’s Rarest Parrots: New Zealand’s Kākāpō Sees Breeding Surge
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Why New Zealand’s Rare Night Parrots Are Successfully Breeding This Year
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The Life and Legacy of Whales: Intelligence, Migration, and Survival
Whales are among the most magnificent creatures on Earth. These marine mammals capture human imagination not only for their immense…
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The Global Journey of the Fallow Deer: Humans, Habitat, and Adaptation
Introduction The fallow deer (Dama dama) is a species that, despite its gentle appearance and relatively small size compared to…
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Elephants Show Emotions and Behaviors Once Thought Unique to Humans
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10 Remarkable Australian Animals Once Considered Extinct
Australia’s unique wildlife has long fascinated scientists, conservationists, and nature enthusiasts around the world. Its isolation over millions of years…
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