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An elephant lies on the ground under a tarp, then walks out of an enclosure and is later greeted by other elephants.

Outdoors

Orphaned elephant Kamili returns to nursery in precautionary health move

Sea otters eating.

Outdoors

In Canada, sea otters Tofino and Luna were rescued weeks apart, and are now thriving together

A landscape of peatland with patches of orange and green grass amid a backdrop of trees.

Tech

Australia's hidden peat fires can choke wetlands, but careful burns may help rare species

Two red pandas are resting together in a wooden enclosure with straw.

Outdoors

Britain's red panda sisters head to France to help save their species

A small animal sitting in a green bowl.

Tech

Assiniboine Park Zoo welcomes an endangered red panda cub after a surprise birth

A snail moving along a green leaf.

Tech

On Australia's Norfolk Island, 1,000 snails thought extinct for decades get a new home

An elephant interacts with a caretaker on a dirt path, surrounded by trees.

Outdoors

Orphaned elephant calf Bungalu survived weeks alone, storms, and a lion attack

A textured rock-like surface with fungi-like vegetation silhouetted against a dark background.

Tech

Beneath Michigan, ancient rock and water teem with fungi, 'water bears,' and tiny worms

A Florida scrub-jay.

Tech

Florida scrub-jays lost 90% of their population — now 56 breeding pairs anchor a push for 100

The Chondrosia reniformis sponge.

Tech

'Creeping' chicken kidney sponges thrive in polluted harbor and may help restore ports

Researchers preparing for a manatee release.

Outdoors

After years of care, more than 20 rehabilitated manatees go home to Florida waters

A bald eagle, being rehabilitated, sits on a person's lap, then is seen being released from a cage by a man.

Outdoors

California bald eagle showed signs of electrocution, then soared free after months of rehab