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November 2024
My 86 encounters with the world’s most rare big cat
Read the story of wildlife photographer Luo Xiaoyun and his close-up observations of the mysterious snow leopard.
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Visit "Daniel's Kitchen"
Actor Daniel Dae Kim highlights the urgent need for countries to negotiate a global plastic pollution treaty (INC-5) later this month. Help us demand a strong, binding agreement to end plastic pollution.
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A major step for protecting nature in Bolivia
After Cyclone Gamane, working to build back safer and greener in Madagascar
PODCAST
What world leaders are discussing at the climate conference happening now
TRAVEL
NEW VIDEO: Experience Our Iceland Nature Journey
Do you know?
When you leave the fallen leaves in your yard, you may be providing pollinators and other wildlife with a habitat in fall and winter. Can you name any insects that may find shelter in your leaf piles?
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Wildlife spotlight
Axolotl
Habitat and range
Lakes and canals in the southern part of Mexico City
Size
Axolotls were named after Xolotl, the Aztec god of fire and lightning, who could take on the form of a salamander. Xolotl was also associated with dogs, and “atl” is the ancient Aztec word for “water”—so “axolotl” is sometimes translated as “water dog.”
Axolotls are salamanders with many fascinating qualities. Even as adults, they keep some of their juvenile characteristics—like their feathery, external gills, which they use to breathe. And scientists have found that axolotls can regrow their limbs and regenerate their organs.
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Pop quiz
Vultures feed on recently deceased animals and help keep places more sanitary. The pH of a vulture's stomach is closest to which of these?
Bleach
Baking soda
Lemon juice
Battery acid
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Mi encuentro número 86 con el más extraordinario de todos los grandes felinos
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Rompiendo mitos sobre el desperdicio de alimentos
Photos: Snow leopards © Luo Xiaoyun; Daniel Dae Kim video © WWF; Bolivia landscape © Andrés Unterlasdtaetter/WWF-Bolivia; Damaged house © WWF-Madagascar; Nature Breaking image © Shutterstock.com/jctabb and © Inga Fritzen Buan/WWF; Iceland waterfall © Eddy Savage; Leaves © rsooll/Shutterstock.com; Axolotl © Narek87/Shutterstock.com; Axolotl ecard © Tim Flach; Himalayan griffon © Sanjog Rai; LPR video © WWF; Snow leopards © Luo Xiaoyun; Belize fish © Antonio Busiello/WWF-US; Child eating broccoli © Kelly Sillaste/Getty Images
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