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Animals AustraliaNectar-Loving Bird Makes a Great Big Comeback
More than 40 years after bushfires wiped out the helmeted honeyeater’s population in Victoria, Australia, the critically endangered species is making its return with the release of birds bred in captivity, in the hopes of boosting the bird's population and genetic diversity.
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Animals ArgentinaA “Historic” Silver Lining for These Special Penguins
A precedent-setting case following a man-made decimating tragedy for the Magellanic penguin population in Argentina led to new legal protections for the flightless bird, including the expansion of its breeding and nesting place, and stricter regulations to safeguard entire ecosystems and the Southern Hemisphere's biodiversity.
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Animals IndiaIn the Cards: Sperm Bank to Save Threatened Bird
By successfully performing the first hatching of a great Indian bustard chick through artificial insemination, conservationists have a better chance of saving the critically endangered species since it opens up the possibility of creating a sperm bank for the shy bird.
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Animals USAThese Birds Know How to Fuel Up Before Breeding Season
An unprecedented number of sandhill cranes have made a pit stop in central Nebraska, the United States, eating and strengthening their social bonds before continuing their journey to their breeding grounds in Alaska, Canada, and eastern Siberia.