Wildlife

China Counts Four Bundles of Panda Joy

University of Cincinnati-led researchers found sunflower seeds in Tabasco, Mexico.

Wild Things

Mouse lemur calls, a coral comeback, sunflower seeds and more

Leatherback Sea Turtle Returns to Texas

Bottlenose Dolphin

15 Years After Dolphin-Safe Tuna, Signs of Recovery

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Sense and Sensitivity

Great whites have tiny brains but powerful sensory organs

It may be hard to fathom, but many great white encounters with humans are investigative, not predatory. (A great white attacks a seal decoy in False Bay.) They’re just curious, Compagno says.

Forget Jaws, Now it's . . . Brains!

Great white sharks are typecast, say experts. The creatures are socially sophisticated and, yes, smart

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Wild Things: Life as We Know It

The whiskered auklet's plumage, joshua trees, squid beaks and more

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Polar Bears Listed as Threatened

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Quake Strikes Heart of Panda Country

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Penguins Find DDT in Meltwater

Dr. Murray operates on one of the Zoo’s gorillas.

On the Job: Zoo Veterinarian

Suzan Murray talks about making house calls at the nation’s zoo

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Who's Laughing Now?

Long maligned as nasty scavengers, hyenas turn out to be protective parents and accomplished hunters

An American alligator

Wild Things: Life as We Know It

America's oldest primate, ocean dead zones and alligator lungs

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Wild Things

Life as We Know It

Call of the Wolf

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Suspect Arrested in Gorilla Killings

Leaf-Cutting Ants in the News

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Return of the Beasts

Elephant seals descend on California beaches for breeding season

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Squirrels Listen for Suspicious Characters

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Wolf Tracker

Biologist Gudrun Pflueger talks about her encounter with a Canadian pack

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