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Seal leaps on boat, escapes whales

Whales · Seattle

Seal leaps on boat, escapes whales

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SEATTLE — A wildlife photographer out on a whale watching trip in waters off Seattle two weeks ago captured dramatic video and photos of a pod of killer whales hunting a seal that survived only by clambering onto the stern…See the Story

First GPS-Tracked Monarchs Reach Michoacán Winter Sanctuary

Mexico · Mexico

First GPS-Tracked Monarchs Reach Michoacán Winter Sanctuary

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The first monarch butterflies tracked with solar-powered location tags have arrived in the oyamel fir forests of Michoacán, marking a scientific milestone for the conservation and study of their migration. These early-arriving butterflies were released in late September in Lawrence, Kansas, in the United States, and traveled a migratory journey of more than 4,000 kilometers in 43 days. During this time, they crossed Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas …See the Story

France’s largest rewilding project takes root in the Dauphiné Alps

Nature · Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

France’s largest rewilding project takes root in the Dauphiné Alps

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In the foothills of the western Alps in southeastern France, horned alpine ibex roam the limestone cliffs of a smaller mountain range known as the Dauphiné Alps, a region once home to thriving populations of wild horses, bison, roe deer, gray wolves, Eurasian lynx, and four species of vultures. In June of this year, the nonprofit Rewilding Europe announced the landscape as its 11th restoration site, making it France’s largest rewilding project. …See the Story

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