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Global Marine Migrations: Impact of Climate Change on Longest Animal Routes
The article highlights some of the world's longest animal migrations, including the Arctic Tern's pole-to-pole journey of up to 59,000 miles annually, whale migrations between feeding and breeding grounds, and remarkable bird and insect flights across oceans and continents, illustrating the incredible endurance and adaptation of these species in connecting ecosystems worldwide.
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Chunk Crowned 2025 Fat Bear Week Champion in Alaska
Originally Published 3 months ago — by NBC News
'32 Chunk' was crowned the 2025 Fat Bear Week champion at Alaska's Brooks River, winning a week-long voting contest with over 96,000 votes, recognized for his impressive size and resilience despite injuries, exemplifying success in brown bears.
Injured Chunk Wins Alaska's 2025 Fat Bear Week
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Alaska Public Media
Chunk, a resilient bear with a broken jaw, has been crowned the 2025 Fat Bear Week champion at Katmai National Park, winning with over 96,000 votes in a record-breaking online competition that drew more than 1.6 million votes worldwide.
Fearless Elk Chases Grey Wolf in Yellowstone
Originally Published 3 months ago — by BBC Wildlife Magazine
The article features stunning footage of a fearless elk charging a grey wolf in Yellowstone National Park, highlighting the intense predator-prey interactions in the wild, and provides additional information about elk and their habitat.
Top 10 Most Unusual Animals on Earth
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Times of India
An article listing the ten most unusual and bizarre animals found around the world, highlighting the incredible diversity of wildlife.
Photographer Captures Nighttime Majesty of Wide-Eyed Animal
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Dodo
Photographer Tan Yong Lin captures elusive, nocturnal palm civets in Singapore using ambient light, highlighting their secretive nature and the importance of respecting wildlife in urban environments.
Top 10 Animals That Kill in Seconds
Originally Published 4 months ago — by The Times of India
The article discusses the top 10 animals known for their incredible speed, capable of causing death in seconds, highlighting their dangerous nature in the wild.
7 Animals Known for Cross-Species Adoption
Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Times of India
The article discusses seven animals known for adopting babies of other species, highlighting unique inter-species nurturing behaviors observed in the wild.
Top 7 Flowers to Attract Hummingbirds in August
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Homes and Gardens
Planting late-season nectar-rich flowers like coral honeysuckle, valerian, ironweed, goldenrod, aster, pineapple sage, and milkweed in August can support migrating hummingbirds by providing essential energy sources during their southward journey. It's not too late to add these plants to your garden to help wildlife and enjoy their vibrant blooms.
How to Respond When You Spot a Coyote in Your Yard
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Yahoo Home
Coyotes have expanded across North America and can be seen in urban areas; they generally avoid humans but pose risks to small pets and can carry diseases. To stay safe, keep pets supervised, avoid leaving pet food outside, and use hazing techniques to scare coyotes away. Most encounters are harmless if proper precautions are taken.
Stunning Photos Reveal Mother Nature's Most Terrifying Moments
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Bored Panda
The article showcases 50 unsettling images of Mother Nature's terrifying side, highlighting how natural phenomena and creatures can evoke fear and anxiety, often rooted in evolutionary survival instincts. It discusses biophobia, the fear of certain species and environments, and emphasizes the importance of positive interactions with nature to combat irrational fears and promote conservation. The piece also touches on how urbanization may increase these fears and the need for education to foster a healthier relationship with the natural world.