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Quail Use Camouflage to Protect Their Eggs

The art of strategic egg-laying.

By Kate Yandell
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Climate
Global Warming is Spurring Sea Ice Expansion at the South Pole

Climate change's polar opposite effects.

By Alisa Opar
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Call of the Baboon-Like Gelada Resembles Human Speech

A primate species' yodel could tell us more about how human vocalization evolved.

By Emma Bryce
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Conservation
From the Archives: Aldo Leopold's Odyssey

The journey of a single atom paints a compelling portrait of the web of life.

By Aldo Leopold
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Nature
Catching Fireflies on Camera

A photographer immerses himself in one of nature's most dazzling light shows.

By Julie Leibach
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The Falkland Islands: A Birder’s Grail Destination

The Falkland Islands are home a bounty of unusual mammals and birds.

By Scott Weidensaul/Photography by David Nicolas
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A new project aims bring a famous bird back from extinction.
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The way birds see the world at large is vastly different from the way we do.
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