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Wild beavers have been released for the first time in a Dorset nature reserve, over 400 years after the semi-aquatic creatures went extinct in England.

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Over 400 years after going extinct in England, wild beavers released in nature reserve

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Flowing into our rivers and streams, antidepressants from human waste is affecting fish behavior, making them anxious and anti-social.

World traveler and photographer Melissa Brennan captured a group of penguins at a crossroads in Antarctica.

Animals improve our lives every single day. From a heartwarming baby elephant rescue, to Henri, the sad French cat, whose laments always turn a smile. There's no doubt that animals have a positive influence. We want to take this “Beyond Lol Cats”.

What happens when elephants and humans have a hard time coexisting? Africa looks for answers.

Take a quick break and watch one of the most beautiful—and dangerous—wildlife migrations in the world.

Bob Parsons says he's helping out Zimbabwe by killing elephants in the middle of the night. Commenters on his video disagree.

How the food chain works in the wild—and what we could learn from it.

Few outsiders realize what a truly amazing wildlife habitat the Southern Sudan region was before the war broke out in the early 1980s.

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