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By Apr 7, 2021
Science

Crystals and eggshells tell a 105,000-year-old story of humans in the Kalahari Desert

The artifacts suggest early people didn't just live on the African coasts.
By Feb 25, 2021
Science

Like humans, naked mole-rats have regional accents

They speak the Queen’s English, so to speak.
By Jan 7, 2021
Health

COVID-19 could make malaria surge, but African aid workers are fighting back

Community efforts are stepping up as experts warn about an increase in malaria cases as the pandemic wears on.
By Nov 12, 2020
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This blind rhino’s infrared security system could help stop poachers

Munu, an endangered black rhinoceros, needs to be watched 24/7. Thermal cameras do the job.
By Nov 10, 2020
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Across the US, COVID-19 slams rural towns, suburbs, and cities alike

Hospital beds are filling up quickly in some regions.
By Sep 24, 2020
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More than 350 elephants died in Botswana, and we may finally know why

Experts will need to do more testing to be sure.
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Escaped exotic animals are changing the Texas landscape

By breeding African mammals like kudu and nilgai, ranches risk running a massive unregulated wildlife experiment.
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Prehistoric footprints reveal how ancient men and women divided labor

From hunting to foraging, the ash-hardened clues give us a rare look at how society operated thousands of year ago.
By Feb 13, 2020
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Meet the Azawakh, the latest breed to enter the Westminster Dog Show

Get to know the smart, loyal, and graceful ancient breed.
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Mosquitoes are becoming resistant to our best defenses

Insecticide resistance is dampening our progress against malaria