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Tag: North American River Otter

News and coverage of North American River Otter at zoos and aquariums.

A black-and-white night image from a motion-activated trail camera showing a river otter circled in red at the edge of a wooded riverbank.
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A River Otter Returns to the Bronx After 100 Years

A North American river otter has been photographed along the Bronx River, the ...

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A felled tree trunk lying across a muddy forest track with long strips of bark torn away, the pale wood beneath exposed, and two researchers in the green undergrowth behind it.

What Mount Elgon’s Elephants Eat When They Are Sick

Four Kenya Wildlife Service staff in green uniforms and blue surgical gloves kneel and stand around an adult Maasai giraffe lying on her side on dry grassland, a soft rope running along her body, with scattered thorn trees behind.

Who Pays to Cut a Snare Off a Giraffe

An aerial view of a wide river curving through unbroken rainforest, with open green savanna clearings on the right and low hills under heavy cloud on the horizon.

African Parks Signs Its First Agreement in Gabon

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  • African elephant Natasha stands on a rocky rise with her ears spread wide, green trees behind her.

    Pittsburgh Zoo Reshuffles Its Elephant Herds

  • Three African wild dogs walk toward the camera across short green grass and bare red earth, ears up and heads low, with more of the pack blurred behind them among thorn scrub.

    Wild Dogs Came Back to Northern Tsavo

  • A Nature Seychelles field officer in a blue shirt bending over a nesting hawksbill turtle in beach vegetation on Cousin Island, the turtle part buried in pale sand.

    Six Knitters, One Hawksbill, and Cousin Island

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