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Biologists Ian Easterling (left) and Ian Bartoszek (right) with a 14-foot female Burmese python captured in southwestern Florida

Biologists Discover 215-Pound Burmese Python in Florida

Photographers Capture the Magnificence of Big Animals

Eastern Monarch Butterfly Population Hints at Recovery

Wildlife Team Moves 13 Elephants That Threatened Village
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Happy the Elephant Is Not a Person, Court Rules
Young Veterinarians Get Hands-On Training With Wildlife in Africa
Wild Stallion Moved to Sanctuary After Becoming Too Bold
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Light Pollution Can Interfere With Butterfly Migration
Horses and Pigs Hear Positive and Negative Emotions
Why You Shouldn’t Dump Your Goldfish in a Pond
Tiny Worms Can Make Complicated Decisions
More Than 500 Animal Species Are Considered 'Lost'
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Vivid Snake Is Newly Described and Likely Already Endangered
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Blind and Deaf Puppy Gleefully Explores the World
Young Artists Capture the Beauty of Endangered Species
Vegetarian Birds Are More Social Than Carnivorous Ones
How Beetle Iridescence Can Hide Them and Scare Predators
These Bats Buzz Like Hornets to Scare Off Predators
Invasive Insects Will Kill 1.4 Million Urban Trees by 2050
Are Opossums Actually Cute and Cuddly?

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