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Survival of the Fittest: Inside the World’s Most Dangerous Jungles

National Geographic’s Hostile Planet reveals how wildlife battles extreme conditions, fierce predators, and a changing climate in Earth’s most diverse ecosystems. The Hostile Planet episode “Jungles: Survival of the Fittest” showcases the incredible challenges faced by animals living in the world’s rainforests. From jaguars hunting in shrinking waterways to orangutans, gibbons, and countless other species […]

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Rare ‘Miner’s Cat’ Spotted After Decades of Private Land Restoration

An elusive ringtail sighting in Oregon highlights the success of a family’s long-term commitment to restoring and protecting wildlife habitat. A rare ringtail, also known as the “miner’s cat,” was captured on a trail camera in Oregon’s Epstein Family Forest, rewarding years of conservation work by landowners Bill and Sarah Epstein. After decades of restoring

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Drones Help Save Hundreds of Fawns from Mower Deaths in Germany

Wildlife rescuers are using thermal imaging drones to locate and protect hidden baby deer before fields are mowed, giving hundreds a second chance at life. A wildlife rescue group in Germany is using thermal imaging drones to find and rescue young fawns hidden in tall grass before farmers begin mowing their fields. Because fawns instinctively

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Sheriff Confirms Many Dogs Found Decomposing at Miranda’s Rescue

Authorities continue a large-scale investigation as more than 730 animals remain unaccounted for following the search of the California animal rescue facility. Federal, state, and local authorities, including the FBI and the USDA, have launched a major investigation at Miranda’s Rescue in California following allegations of severe animal cruelty. Investigators are searching for more than

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Many Washington, D.C., pet owners are expressing concern over a planned 40-minute Independence Day fireworks show, citing the potential stress and anxiety loud explosions can cause for dogs and other pets.

Dog owners urge officials to consider the well-being of pets as Washington prepares for a 40-minute July 4 fireworks celebration.   READ MORE

Many Washington, D.C., pet owners are expressing concern over a planned 40-minute Independence Day fireworks show, citing the potential stress and anxiety loud explosions can cause for dogs and other pets. Read More »