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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

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THE NEW YORK TIMES

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HAKAI MAGAZINE

Humpbacks rebound in 20th century whaling hotspot 

MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

Feature: The odd phenomenon of moth-eating bears—and the dangers they face

The odd history of the Osage orange tree

A few jaguars now roam the Arizona borderlands—why that’s a big deal

Feature: The untold, wild story of America’s first murder hornet nest

An endangered wolf went in search of a mate. The border wall blocked him.

A deadly disease is wiping out coral in Florida and the Caribbean

This desert valley is home to 500 bee species, a world record

Meet the ice worm, which lives in glaciers—a scientific 'paradox'

Cicada killer wasps have arrived. Don't confuse them for murder hornets.