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Tiger on a dirt road

Vanishing Stripes

Bumble bee

Lured by bright colors: Wild bee queens face death in commercial hives

Cut out the Fireworks

A zebra finch undertakes a cognition assay as part of the study.

City noise affects the color of songbirds’ beaks

Researchers Courtney Duchardt, right, then a UW Ph.D. student, and David Augustine, of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, examine a mountain plover in the Thunder Basin National Grassland. Mountain plovers, a bird that thrives when vegetation is kept shorter by prairie dogs, almost disappeared from the study area when plague decimated prairie dog numbers in 2017.

Prairie dog die-off wreaks havoc on other species

An elephant getting a shower

Elephant benefits often overlooked in conservation strategy

Reliance on moose as prey led to rare coyote attack on human

Giant faced owl

How giant-faced owls snag voles hidden in snow

great bustard (Otis tarda) in the wild

World’s heaviest bird may be self-medicating on plants used in traditional medicine

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