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A Small Flock of Guinea Hens Eat Thousands of Ticks Per Day
A Small Flock of Guinea Hens Eat Thousands of Ticks Per Day
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Looking for a new pet that will keep your yard completely free of ticks, fleas and mosquitos AND lay eggs for you? A guinea hen might be just your gal. A 2009 study found opossums might be our best de...Great BIG Nature on CBC.
The beauty of painted turtles and where you can see them this spring | CBC News
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Calgary-based naturalist Brian Keating shares his love of turtles as well as tips on how to find them this spring.After Surviving Two Ice Ages, The Muskox is Bouncing Back From Near Extinction
After Surviving Two Ice Ages, The Muskox is Bouncing Back From Near Extinction
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Muskoxen have outlived wooly mammoths and sabertooth tigers. Efforts to repopulate the Arctic bring hope the prehistoric beasts can survive our latest warm spell. Muskoxen have populated the planet fo...A decades-long experiment in South Africa’s Fynbos Region successfully purged all non-native fish from a freshwater stream—proving native species have a fighting chance at survival. But these native fish now face new threats: bit.ly/3y8PxtH 📷 Jeremy Shelton
In India’s Assam state, recently rewilded greater one-horned rhinos thrive—and with them, a renewed sense of pride for the local people. Authors Geetanjali Krishna and Sally Howard with our latest feature: bit.ly/3l9MVo0 📷 Sandesh Kadur photography
STUDY: Daycares in Finland Built "Forest Floors" and Changed Kids' Immune Systems
STUDY: Daycares in Finland Built "Forest Floors" and Changed Kids' Immune Systems
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Within 30 days of playing in the forest soil and leaf litter, Finnish preschoolers had increased T-cell counts and far more diverse gut bacteria In a fascinating experiment, Finnish researchers recrea...
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.'Almost like an ostrich': Huge cranes are making N.B. home | CBC News
'Almost like an ostrich': Huge cranes are making N.B. home | CBC News
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Earlier this month amateur wildlife photographer Nick Landry felt as if he was snapping photos in the Serengeti.How to resurrect a coral reef