John, we are so excited to share this amazing tiger footage with you! Plus, read on to find out how you can make a difference for oceans and our planet. With your support, you give us hope for conservation!

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WWF E-NEWS
March 2023


Rare tiger and cubs video

Incredible footage of a tigress and her three cubs was recorded in western Thailand last year. Watch the video and discover why this is so rare--and gives us hope!

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ACTIVISM
Take action now: Protect oceans from plastic
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* Video: WWF women share why they love science
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* New for learners in grades K-5: Species ABCs!
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* What is Earth Hour and what can you do in the dark?
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* NATURE: BREAKING PODCAST
Supporting Women-Led Climate Solutions
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* TRAVEL
Video: Close Encounters with Churchill's Polar Bears
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Can you tell?

Do you know what this colorful aquatic animal is?

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Wildlife spotlight
Common ostrich

Size: Ostriches are the tallest and heaviest birds in the world. Males can be up 9 feet tall and weigh 300 pounds. Ostriches also lay the heaviest eggs--they weigh 3 pounds!

Habitat and diet: They live in deserts, shrublands, grasslands, and savannas in eastern and southern Africa. They mostly eat roots, leaves, and seeds but also eat insects, lizards, and snakes.

Common ostriches live in pairs or flocks ranging from just a few individuals to a few dozen, with a dominant male and a dominant female. They can't fly, but when threatened, they can run faster than any other bird, reaching a top speed of 43 mph.

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Pop quiz

Wasps are often feared for their stings, but they are important predators and help keep ecosystems in balance. Which one is NOT prey for wasps?

Caterpillars
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Crickets
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* ¿Qué tan fuerte es el rugido de un león? Aquí 5 interesantes datos sobre leones
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* Histórico Tratado de Alta Mar
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* ¿Qué es el hidrógeno verde y cómo puede ayudar a abordar la crisis climática?
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* El Océano Pacífico Oriental: una ruta central para las ballenas, requiere protección urgente
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