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Humans first arrived in South America through a series of extraordinary migrations – and genetic studies now reveal more ...
Sloths originated and primarily evolved in South America, but reached the Caribbean and Florida by the late Miocene. When the Isthmus of Panama rose above sea level about 3 million years ago, sloths ...
Pleistocene ground sloths constitute a remarkable and diverse group of xenarthran mammals that thrived across South America during a period of significant climatic and environmental flux.
New fossil evidence shows that South America’s extinct mastodons were vital seed dispersers, and their loss still haunts ...
Sometimes, a change of scenery is all it takes to reset. Central America offers peaceful spots where you can escape the ...
A tiny insect called a midge spreads the disease, and the earliest known case dates back to 1955 in a forest worker near a ...
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IFLScience on MSNSouth American Forests Are Still Missing Their Mastodons 10,000 Years LaterDistributing seeds is among plants’ key challenges, and many have turned to animals for help. However, some get over-reliant on a single species or a few similar ones, with dire consequences when ...
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The Strongest Eagles Ever: Deadly Predators with Incredible Power and SpeedEagles are synonymous with power, majesty, and precision. Known for their incredible eyesight, sharp talons, and formidable beaks, these birds are nature's ultimate hunters. From the sky to the jungle ...
A zoo owner from Atoka brought a menagerie to share with children at the Public Library, sharing education on animals, conservation and pet ownership. Two ferrets, a skunk, bearded dragon, possum, fox ...
The animal rescue that temporarily sheltered the kangaroo houses many animals that were once pets owned by people who didn’t realize the challenges of keeping them.
For every nature enthusiast, visiting the best places to see wildlife almost feels like a dream come true. Read on to ...
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