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Australia to withdraw staff from Macquarie Island due to ‘psychological risk’ of bird flu

  • August 28, 2026
The Australian Antarctic Division will launch a mission to extract personnel from Macquarie Island in the Southern Ocean…
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In Malaysia, injured elephant Sulong’s 100km trek home drives logging debate
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In Malaysia, injured elephant Sulong’s 100km trek home drives logging debate

  • August 27, 2026
The lonely journey of a bull elephant trying to return to its jungle home has captured the hearts…
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What Animals Have The Strongest Bite Force? Ranking Top 13

  • August 27, 2026
iStockphoto / GlobalP/Ratchapon Supprasert/anankkml/cynoclub/swongpiriyapron/ Composite image of animals with the strongest bite forces in the animal kingdom At…
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A dolphin saved its founder 4,000 years ago. Now this city is returning the favor
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A dolphin saved its founder 4,000 years ago. Now this city is returning the favor

  • August 27, 2026
EDITOR’S NOTE:  Call to Earth is a CNN editorial series committed to reporting on the environmental challenges facing…
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American eagle vs Canadian goose: How a Goan photographer's US retreat was edited out
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American eagle vs Canadian goose: How a Goan photographer’s US retreat was edited out

  • August 27, 2026
TOI correspondent from Washington: The Trump White House thought it had found the perfect image to troll Canada:…
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Kenya crews race to rescue giraffe cow and calf from electric fence, but the mother didn't make it
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Kenya crews race to rescue giraffe cow and calf from electric fence, but the mother didn’t make it

  • August 27, 2026
A giraffe calf in Kenya survived an ordeal that killed its mother and has another shot at life.…
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Suspected bird flu infection in fox sparks fears of 'long-distance' spread
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Suspected bird flu infection in fox sparks fears of ‘long-distance’ spread

  • August 27, 2026
South Australian authorities say they have five new suspected cases of bird flu in the state, including a…
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In 1920, Arizona introduced bullfrogs as a game species and food source; a century later, the invasive frogs are threatening the Northern Mexican gartersnake |
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In 1920, Arizona introduced bullfrogs as a game species and food source; a century later, the invasive frogs are threatening the Northern Mexican gartersnake |

  • August 27, 2026
A pond in southern Arizona can look quiet from a distance. Beneath the surface, though, the balance between…
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Narwhal tusks reveal a hidden twist behind the unicorn legend

  • August 27, 2026
Scientists scanned narwhal tusks with X-rays and found two spirals twisting in opposite directions – a design no…
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Narwhals are helping scientists map warm water hidden in Greenland’s fjords
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Narwhals are helping scientists map warm water hidden in Greenland’s fjords

  • August 27, 2026
You might be familiar with the narwhal – otherwise known as the “unicorn of the sea”. The whale…
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Invasive Species India: In the 1840s, this African snail reached India decades ago and now appears in gardens and farms across the country
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Invasive Species India: In the 1840s, this African snail reached India decades ago and now appears in gardens and farms across the country

  • August 27, 2026
Giant African Snail (Photo via Canva) The Giant African Snail came to India nearly 180 years ago, and…
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A severe drought forced Australian scientists to rescue platypuses and keep them in captivity for five months; after being returned to the wild, they rebuilt their home ranges and resumed normal movements within days
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A severe drought forced Australian scientists to rescue platypuses and keep them in captivity for five months; after being returned to the wild, they rebuilt their home ranges and resumed normal movements within days

  • August 27, 2026
Representative Image (AI-generated) For five months, a group of platypuses lived far from the waterways they once called…
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