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The moon looms large in life on Earth as we know it. So, what would change if it disappeared? Or if it was much larger?
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Other states have experimented successfully with wildlife overpasses.
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From turtles to cougars, the answer to the roadkill epidemic might require more infrastructure, not less.
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Why do we see seagulls at fast food restaurants? Shouldn’t they be at sea?
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Consider the woodchuck, aka groundhog, aka whistlepig, and all the reasons to celebrate them for more than just one day a year
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The ocean is a place of queer possibility in Sabrina Imbler's new book, How Far the Light Reaches: A Life in Ten Sea Creatures.
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What’s a homeowner to do about raccoons and squirrels?
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"The question is: What is a wolf? And that is not as simple as it sounds," said Daniel Rosenblatt, New York Department of Environmental Conservation wildlife biologist.
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Fish and Game says monitoring “maternity colonies” can give biologists a better sense of how the bat population is doing year to year. Many roost in attics, barns or church steeples.
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Author Mary Roach is no stranger to squirmy subjects. By comparison, her latest book sounds almost cute: It’s called Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law.