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Elephant Shrews Aren’t Shrews—They’re Basically Miniature ElephantsImagine stumbling across a tiny creature darting across the African underbrush, its nose twitching and legs pumping like a ...
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Smithsonian Magazine on MSNThousands of Giant Tortoises Anchor a Thriving Ecosystem on Aldabra, a Remote Atoll in the Indian OceanThe animals graze the vegetation into a picturesque turf, fertilize the soil with their dung and disperse seeds over large ...
In the US, a bridge across a major 10-lane high speed freeway is being built at a cost of more than US$100 million so that ...
Gopher tortoises, fiddler crabs, African termites, giraffes and beavers are among the animals that could inspire cooling ...
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Times Humans Changed The Evolution Of AnimalsWhether by design or not, we've shaped how insects utilize color to better camouflage against human-altered ecosystems, directly impacted the number of tusk-bearing elephants in the wild ...
In central India's dry forests, community trackers hunt for signs of elephants to feed into an alert system that is helping ...
Pupy the elephant has arrived at her new home in a sanctuary in Mato Grosso, Brazil, following a 2,700-kilometer journey from ...
Nature, art, and conservation collide in The Great Elephant Migration. The outdoor art exhibit is more than just a photo op.
Heart-melting video shows African elephants at the San Diego Zoo instinctively forming a protective circle after the ...
Visitors check out the newly debuted final phase of the $60 million Elephant Trek habitat. Expand to read more Corrie Schaffeld | CBC Preview this article 1 min The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical ...
Nature, art, and conservation collide in The Great Elephant Migration. The outdoor art exhibit is more than just a photo op.
Elephants balance effort and energy efficiency, especially during long journeys. These insights can inform conservation strategies, including habitat protection and migration corridor design, and ...
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