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pair of friendly lions walking in Kenya

Wildlife, Plants, and Climate Star in Winning Photo Awards

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Cats, Dogs, and a Smoking Alpaca Win Pet Photo Awards
Showy Songbirds Are at Risk of Extinction
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Australia's Rabbit Invasion Began with a Single Settler
Curious Animals and Chance Encounters Highlight Photo Entries
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Discarded, Sweet Puppy Hopes to Learn to Walk
Female Monkeys Live Longer When They Have Female Friends
Bison Will Graze on 63,500 Acres of Federal Land in Montana
Invasive Spotted Lanternflies Keep Hitchhiking in the US
Rhino Poaching Declines, But Animals Still Threatened
Researchers Create 'Treasure Map' of All the World's Ants

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