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This may completely change the way we interact with forests.
A species of wood ants observed in the North York Moors National Park, UK, are thriving in forests where non-native trees have been planted over the past 60 years. This suggests that we could help forest-dependent species rebuild their homes.
In addition to the raging wildfires, the Pacific Northwest lowlands are experiencing devastation in mountain pond habitats as a result of climate change. According to recent forecast models, this just may be new norm that amphibians have to get used to.
An attractive, housecat-sized rodent chewed through its enclosure fence at D.C.'s National Zoo this week. This type of animal also plays cat-and-mouse with the wild cat, the ocelot, in South America.
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