American Wildlife
American Wildlife
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Polar Bears in 2026: Where the Numbers Actually Stand
Liam Trent on where the polar bear actually stands in 2026, why the IUCN held the line at Vulnerable, and the structural problem nobody on either side of the debate…
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NEW HOPE FOR AMERICAN BATS
A little brown bat objects to being handled by a researcher. Photo: USFWS Likely Cure Found For White Nose Syndrome In the eastern U.S. and Canada, anyone who has regularly…
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U.S. ACTS AGAINST POACHERS
A Critically Endangered Sumatran Rhinoceros. Photo: Willem V. Strien The Obama Administration Announces New Action Against Illegal Traffickers In Wildlife The Obama Administration announced February 11 that it was taking…
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OCELOTS INCREASE IN THE U.S.
An Upswing In The Population Of This Appealing Spotted Cat. Photo: USFWS Ocelots: Although They’re Still A Rare Cat, The Texas Trend Is Looking Better Along with its much larger…
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HELP THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY
Monarch Butterflies Are Getting Increasing Scarce. Photo: Keenan Adams, USFWS These Beautiful Flying Insects Are In Major Trouble. Here’s What You Can Do. All across North America and Mexico, the…
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MOOSE APOCALYPSE? NOT REALLY.
Yes, Concern Is Called For. But Some Moose Populations Are Increasing. Photo: USF&W Or At Least, Not Yet. Despite Media Hysteria, Populations Remain Healthy In Many Places. The moose, more…
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Giant Salamander Endangered
The Ozark hellbender, a salamander that grows to two feet in length and is the largest amphibian in North America, as well as one of the largest on earth, has…
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