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How National Geographic’s yellow border became a global icon
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Wildlife is not livestock — Aucamp’s dangerous plan to turn conservation into agriculture
Agriculture Minister Willie Aucamp wants South Africa’s wildlife ranching industry transferred to his department. Behind the ...
A three-year study of 34 South African captive lion venues found poor welfare conditions, early separation of cubs from ...
Despite being the world's second largest fish, basking sharks are highly elusive, so scientists need to be creative when ...
Delicate, rippling waves hiding unseen mysteries. Legends that spread like wildfire. Murky yet towering silhouettes that ...
In the ancient past, when human communities were small and the only way to travel was by walking, what were the chances of ...
Zoologist Hugh Davis and friend Harold Thomas built the mammal by welding metal framework and applying hand-mixed cement one ...
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Why is the bearded vulture known as a bone-eating bird? Can captive breeding help bring the birds back?
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