After Cheating Death, One Paddler Returned 10 Years Later to Tackle North America's Longest Stretch of Whitewater
In a remote region of British Columbia, the Chilko River offers isolation, elite paddling, and continuous rapids.
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Montana woman’s viral wombat encounter in Australia raises animal welfare concerns
A recent viral video of a Montana woman picking up a wombat in Australia has sparked outrage online, with critics condemning the act as irresponsible and potentially harmful to the animal.
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The Boca Interview: Margo McKnight
Devoting her life to conservation, Margo McKnight is putting the Palm Beach Zoo and the Florida panther on the map.
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Bear Cubs Hitch A Ride Across The Water On Mother Bear’s Back In Katmai National Park
“A mama bear known as ‘Brett’ gave her cubs a ride across the river in Alaska’s iconic Katmai National Park and Preserve.
Watch: Rare Footage Reveals First-Ever Look at Polar Bear Cubs Emerging From Dens
Remote cameras were deployed in the Arctic mountains across nearly a decade; Valuable footage of moms and cubs emerging from ...
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See two sloth bear cubs make their debut at San Diego Zoo
Two sloth bear cubs born at the San Diego Zoo in late 2024 made their first public appearance on Thursday. The zoo shared a clip of the cubs emerging from their private den with their mother Shala.
Black bear cubs recorded in Bay Area park for the first time ever
Trail camera footage captured by Sonoma County Regional Parks revealed two black bear cubs walking through for the first time ever.
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Bear hit by car lying in parking lot with cub stirs emotions
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife responded to a report that a momma bear had apparently been hit by a car and was found with its cub lying in an apartment parking lot in Truckee.
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Polar bear cubs filmed emerging from their dens for first time
Polar bear cubs have been filmed emerging from their dens for the first time. The extremely rare footage was captured by remote cameras deployed in the Arctic mountains for nearly a decade.