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Exterminated from the Golden State in 1924, the endangered gray wolf makes a singular return, bringing with it hope — and fear. Earlier this year, wildlife experts at Toronto Zoo welcomed two new male African penguins to their popular exhibit, with the hope the spirited young bachelors would be a boon to the endangered species — but they fell for each other. Magnificent ramshorn snails aren’t one of those high-profile endangered species that the conservationists community love to rally behind — so thank goodness there are folks like Andy Wood. Photos: Bundu Designs There are only somewhere between 2,000 and 2,500 black rhinos alive today, and 16 have been killed by poachers this year alone. But there’s some good news for the 400 odd black rhinos in Zimbabwe. Canadian group Bundu Designs has teamed up with Save the Rhino International and Zimbabwean wire artists in order to make and sell u… Landmarks In Danger: Photos of the World’s Most Endangered Icons Photos by Jaymi Heimbuch Dogs can sniff out drugs, foods and animals in airports, track criminals or rescue people from crumbled buildings or avalanches. There seems to be no end to what a dog and its nose can do — and thanks to Working Dogs for Conservation (WDC), they’re being put to use helping scientists study and save endangered species and even eradicate invasive species. Earlier this week, we gave you an adorable video of two bear cubs stopping traffic by wrestling on the road. Today, we’ve upped the ante with photos of adorable baby pandas snuggling in a crib |
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