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South Africa Reaches Deal with India on Cheetah Transfer
Officials involved in the operation said that the previous Cheetah transfer from Namibia marked the first intercontinental relocation of cheetahs.
South Africa Reaches Deal with India on Cheetah Transfer
Officials involved in the operation said that the previous Cheetah transfer from Namibia marked the first intercontinental relocation of cheetahs.
Rare White Dolphin Spotted by Whale Watchers Off California's Dana Point
During an 8-hour whale-watching trip, passengers and crew spotted a large nursery pod of 35-45 Risso's dolphins.
Rare White Dolphin Spotted by Whale Watchers Off California's Dana Point
During an 8-hour whale-watching trip, passengers and crew spotted a large nursery pod of 35-45 Risso's dolphins.
How Did Some Birds Lose the Ability to Fly? Evolution's Mysterious Ways
It's a holdover similar to the reason humans retain the gene to grow a full body of hair or the inclusion of an appendix, which we no longer need.
How Did Some Birds Lose the Ability to Fly? Evolution's Mysterious Ways
It's a holdover similar to the reason humans retain the gene to grow a full body of hair or the inclusion of an appendix, which we no longer need.
Stop and Frisk for Poo Bags in London Borough? It Doesn't End There
It's part of new legislation referred to as a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) that is currently being considered.
Stop and Frisk for Poo Bags in London Borough? It Doesn't End There
It's part of new legislation referred to as a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) that is currently being considered.
Bear Strikes Several Hundred Poses with City's Wildlife Camera
When we take a selfie, it may take a few tries to get it right. We want to look our best, after all. A bear must have had that in...
Bear Strikes Several Hundred Poses with City's Wildlife Camera
When we take a selfie, it may take a few tries to get it right. We want to look our best, after all. A bear must have had that in...
Humans Can Understand Gestures Made By Apes, New Study Finds
Much like humans, chimpanzees and bonobos communicate with each other through gestures. Researchers have found that humans aren't too shabby when it comes to understanding these gestures.
Humans Can Understand Gestures Made By Apes, New Study Finds
Much like humans, chimpanzees and bonobos communicate with each other through gestures. Researchers have found that humans aren't too shabby when it comes to understanding these gestures.