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In 1960, Turnbull refuge workers began reintroducing trumpeter swans; in 4 years, they moved 37 cygnets, and 21 lonely years later, Solo’s line revived hope in eastern Washington | World News

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In 1960, Turnbull refuge workers began reintroducing trumpeter swans; in 4 years, they moved 37 cygnets, and 21 lonely years later, Solo’s line revived hope in eastern Washington | World News

August 28, 2026

Two trumpeter swans (Cygnus buccinator) swim together on calm water, with one bird raising its wings beside its…

Why true alligators are found in only two places on Earth: The extraordinary story of a 70-million-year survival |

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Why true alligators are found in only two places on Earth: The extraordinary story of a 70-million-year survival |

July 31, 2026

Of all the crocodilians alive today, true alligators are among the rarest in terms of geographic spread. While…

Poachers killed their mothers and left six young rhinos orphaned; after up to five years of rehabilitation, every one has now given birth in the wild

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Poachers killed their mothers and left six young rhinos orphaned; after up to five years of rehabilitation, every one has now given birth in the wild

July 27, 2026

Rescued rhinos defy the odds, give birth after returning to the wild Six rhinos left for dead by…

Brought to Australia for sport hunting in the 1800s, foxes devastated native wildlife, so in 1996 the country scaled up poison baiting, and the woylie and numbat began bouncing back | World News

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Brought to Australia for sport hunting in the 1800s, foxes devastated native wildlife, so in 1996 the country scaled up poison baiting, and the woylie and numbat began bouncing back | World News

July 19, 2026

Brought to Australia for sport hunting in the 1800s, foxes devastated native wildlife. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons. At…