Animals
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Animals USA6. December 2020A Highway-Bridge for Elk, Moose, and Deer – and They Really Use It!
An overpass dedicated to help Utah’s wildlife animals safely cross a busy six-lane highway was built two years ago, and it is now widely used by dozens of species. Among them are deer, moose and elk - as well as predators and small mammals!
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Animals Singapore3. December 2020Scientists Created a Map With All the Bee Species (There Are a Lot!)
For the first time, researchers in Singapore and China have successfully mapped the distribution of all 20,000 bee species on earth, thus contributing to the survival of the pollinating insect essential to our ecosystems.
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Animals Denmark29. November 2020They are The Largest Auction House for Animal Furs – Now They Are Closing Down
The Danish fur auction house Kopenhagen Fur, the world’s largest, will close its doors in two to three years to prevent animal suffering and potential implications regarding the coronavirus evolution in mink.
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Animals USA28. November 2020Largest Bird of the Americas Flies to a Comeback (It’s Still Endangered)
Following a twelve-year-long project destined to restore the endangered condor on its ancestral territory in northern California, the Yurok Tribe will launch their own condors into flight next year.
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Animals USA19. November 2020Tearing Down Two Dams Makes Salmon Swim Back to “Homeland” After 100 Years
The removal of two dams on a Washington state river turns out to favor multiple species of salmon, including the endangered chinook salmon, which gain access to 60 km of habitat for the first time in more than a century.
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Animals Madagascar11. November 2020This Chameleon Was Not Seen – Now They Found It in a Hotel Garden
In Madagascar, a team of researchers went looking for an elusive chameleon that hadn’t been seen for more than 100 years, but unexpectedly, they found the species in a large and uncultivated hotel garden.
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Animals Canada9. November 2020Loads of Work to Save the Caribou (and It Was Worth It!)
Two indigenous First Nations from Canada took matters into their own hands to save the mountain caribou, as the animal is part of their cultural survival, boosting the population of a particular species from sixteen to a hundred in less than a decade.
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