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A close-up of a Burmese python swimming over on a rocky surface, showcasing its vibrant orange and brown patterns.

Outdoors

Florida's wild 10-day python hunting contest takes over the Everglades after dark

A tranquil pond surrounded by lush greenery and rolling hills under a cloudy sky.

Outdoors

Bomb craters from war are becoming unlikely havens for wildlife

A small pink octopus walks along vibrant coral formations with various shades of blue and green.

Outdoors

Scientists exploring undocumented deep-sea region discover one of the world's largest coral reefs

A gorilla curiously examines a smartphone held in its hands.

Outdoors

Gorillas are getting bank accounts: The new financial plan to save at-risk species

A large gray rabbit resting on green grass with its eyes closed.

Outdoors

Group of nuns work to save breed of giant rabbits from extinction

A raccoon forages among dry leaves and green plants in a natural setting.

Outdoors

In battle against Burmese pythons, Florida officials turn to raccoons

A conical flask with green plants growing in a solution, surrounded by test tubes in a lab.

Outdoors

'Insurance … against species extinction': How 'living libraries' are saving fading life

A snake on top of an alligator in water.

Outdoors

Florida gators are now hunting invasive pythons in Everglades showdown

An abstract image of two symmetrical, triangular shapes against a dark background, illuminated in purple hues.

Outdoors

'Shark' lasers emerge as unlikely tool for protecting vulnerable species

A large fiery crater in a barren landscape, the famous "Door to Hell" in Turkmenistan, with a distant vehicle parked nearby.

Outdoors

The 'Gates to Hell' are closing: Decades-old fire pit dims, puzzling scientists

A close-up of a nutria with orange teeth and wet fur, set against a green, watery background.

Outdoors

Invasive orange-toothed rodent suspected of being intentionally brought to California

A kiwi bird foraging on the forest floor among fallen leaves and bark.

Outdoors

After century-long absence, beloved kiwi birds reintroduced to New Zealand capital