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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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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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Wildlife spotlight
Common ostrich |
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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. |
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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? |
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Photos: Tigers © DNP/WWF; Plastic debris © naturepl.com/Alex Mustard/WWF; Woman with binoculars © WWF; Elephant with letter A © Johann Mader; Nature: Breaking logo © WWF-US; Polar bears © Lianne Thompson; Can you tell image © Jürgen Freund/WWF; Ostrich © Harish Segar/WWF; Ostrich ecard © Peter Chadwick/WWF; Median wasp © Kari Schnellmann |
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