Although the gray wolf remains an endangered -- and therefore protected -- species, wolves nevertheless face the same risks as any other animal species.
Jun 2nd, 2008 | 26 comments | 5,592 Views
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In the Valley of the Wolves: Are Wolves at Risk?
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The Cheetah Orphans: What Makes a Rehabilitation Program Work?
Cheetahs face tough challenges in the natural world, and the survival of the species is in doubt. So what makes a successful cheetah rehab program?
May 28th, 2008 | 2 comments | 5,439 Views
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Living Edens: Temple of the Tigers: Introduction
One of India's most magnificent and endangered animals fulfills its destiny in a remote nature preserve that also shrouds the ruins of a long-fallen empire.
May 23rd, 2008 | 6 comments | 4,322 Views
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Life in Death Valley: Little Fish, Big Splash
Death Valley may seem an unlikely habitat for a fish, but the Devil's Hole pupfish has managed to thrive here for thousands of years.
May 14th, 2008 | 3 comments | 2,458 Views
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Flight School: Introduction
To help ensure the survival of endangered whooping cranes, Operation Migration maintains an artificial breeding program that prepares chicks for adulthood.
Apr 11th, 2008 | 13 comments | 7,762 Views
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Eagles: A Rediscovered Species
What would it feel like to stumble upon an animal that was feared by biologists to be extinct? Russell Thorstrom knows -- he's done it twice.
Mar 16th, 2008 | 0 comments | 2,901 Views
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Eagles: The Bald Eagle Returns
Biologists trying to restore eagle populations around the world face a difficult challenge. But there are success stories -- and the restoration of America's Bald Eagle is one of the most dramatic.
Mar 16th, 2008 | 4 comments | 2,499 Views
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The Reptiles: Turtles and Tortoises: Turtle Tales
The world's nearly 300 turtle species have a remarkable range of behaviors, from wood turtles that stomp the ground to attract worms, to sea turtles that travel thousands of miles to lay eggs.
Feb 16th, 2003 | 2 comments | 1,873 Views
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