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About 282 million people faced acute hunger last year: UN-led report

9th - Higher Ed
Food insecurity worsened around the world in 2023, with about 282 million people suffering from acute hunger due to conflicts.
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Endangered Red Wolves Receive Dental Treatment to Save the Species

6th - Higher Ed
Thanks to some incredible breeding and reintroduction programs, red wolves, the world’s most endangered wolf species, that are native only to the United States, are slowly growing back in numbers. One of these programs, at the Point...
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How A Simple Diet Change Can Help Increase the Birth Rates Among Rhinos

6th - Higher Ed
Every rhino calf born is important to the population.
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Who Knew Iguana Babies Were This Cute!

6th - Higher Ed
The Fiji iguana is an endangered species so any baby that is born is a win.
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Welcome to the World to These Iguana Babies

6th - Higher Ed
The Fiji iguana is an endangered species so any baby that is born is a win.
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Almost 100,000 in Mexico in mandatory pre-trial detention

9th - Higher Ed
In Mexico, people can regularly go to jail for years before even facing trial.
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How universities are preparing for monkeypox

9th - Higher Ed
As students head back to class, some Canadian universities are offering monkeypox vaccines and educational resources, while at least one says it has isolation rooms available.
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Why Does This Chicken Stomp Its Feet When It’s Looking for a Mate?

6th - Higher Ed
The Attwater's Prairie-Chicken may be the most endangered bird in North America, with very few left in the wild, but a conservation program at the Houston Zoo is working hard to ensure they don't go extinct.
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This Special Diet for Rhinos Could Help Increase Birth Rates

6th - Higher Ed
Every rhino calf born is important to the population.
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The Mating Dance of This Endangered Chicken Is Pretty Funny!

6th - Higher Ed
The Attwater's Prairie-Chicken may be the most endangered bird in North America, with very few left in the wild, but a conservation program at the Houston Zoo is working hard to ensure they don't go extinct.
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This Chicken Dancing Is a Must-See But Also Incredibly Important

6th - Higher Ed
The Attwater's Prairie-Chicken may be the most endangered bird in North America, with very few left in the wild, but a conservation program at the Houston Zoo is working hard to ensure they don't go extinct.
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How a Special Diet Could Increase White Rhino Birth Rates

6th - Higher Ed
Every rhino calf born is important to the population.
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Find Out How This Koala Population Can Help Predict Births In the Wild

6th - Higher Ed
The San Diego Zoo has the largest colony of koalas outside of Australia, but the koalas aren't here just to be admired by visitors.
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This Special Diet Could Increase Birth Rates Among Rhinos

6th - Higher Ed
Every rhino calf born is important to the population.
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What's Got Zookeepers Excited About These Fiji Iguana Hatchlings?

6th - Higher Ed
See how zookeepers keep an eye on their development in the egg via a process known as candling.
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Mexico under pressure to vaccine more as Omicron cases rise

9th - Higher Ed
Mexico is to get nearly 27 million additional doses of vaccines in the coming weeks as COVID-19 cases surge.
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Iguana Babies Are Born at the San Diego Zoo!

6th - Higher Ed
The Fiji iguana is an endangered species so any baby that is born is a win.
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Famed virologist Angela Rasmussen on Omicron’s origins, what’s next for the pandemic

9th - Higher Ed
Famed virologist Angela Rasmussen talks to Adrienne Arsenault about the origins of Omicron, what’s next for the COVID-19 pandemic and the death threats she’s received since taking over a top lab in Saskatoon.
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See How Scientists Are Saving Cactus Wren Populations After Devastating Wildfires

6th - Higher Ed
Learn how these birds were affected by California fires and what conservation scientists are doing to help bring their populations back up in the wild.
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$10-a-day child-care deal struck between Ottawa and New Brunswick

9th - Higher Ed
The federal government announced a child-care deal with New Brunswick that will eventually reduce child-care costs to $10 per day and create more spaces for kids.
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Omicron could become dominant in Ontario within days, new data shows

9th - Higher Ed
The latest COVID-19 data out in Ontario shows the omicron variant will become dominant within several days, painting a troubling picture for the rest of the country as the holidays approach.
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Scientists Form Special Diet for Rhinos to Increase Birth Rates

6th - Higher Ed
Every new rhino calf born is incredibly important to the population. Here's where science comes in.
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Scientists Work to Restore Cactus Wren Populations After Devastating California Fires

6th - Higher Ed
Learn how these birds were affected by California fires and what conservation scientists are doing to help bring their populations back up in the wild.
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Zookeepers Wrangle Koalas For Research

6th - Higher Ed
They found something pretty remarkable about their growth rate.