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Researchers issue warning as unique creatures move into new US territory
It could be a sign of a larger problem. Researchers issue warning as unique creatures move into new US territory first ...
This article was originally featured on Hakai Magazine, an online publication about science and society in coastal ecosystems. Read more stories like this at hakaimagazine.com. As the world warms, ...
Sloths are known for their slow and sleepy nature. These cute mammals, which spend most of their time upside down, can be found in the trees of South America and Central America. These mellow-looking ...
A slow-moving creature gave birth at a Florida zoo — and social media users can’t get enough of the adorable new addition. Photos shared on Facebook show the furry sloth clinging to mom Sammy at the ...
Daniel “Cosmo” Kuzmick has lived in Charlottesville for more than 12 years, but never felt connected to the University of Virginia. Until now. At age 71, he’s taking two courses at UVA: The Art of ...
From left, Michael Stimac, Quinn Coffman, Matthew Posey and Omar Padilla star in Ochre House Theatre's production of Posey's "Moving Creatures."(Trent Stephenson) Politics are usually buried beneath ...
Having children is a surefire way to break your own heart. Or at least, so I surmise from The Moving Creatures, the first feature by Brazilian filmmaker Caetano Gotardo, a triptych of stories that lay ...
Move Like Creatures, the indie rock band from SoCal just unleashed their newest sonic gem, "Daggers," cutting through the smog of Los Angeles. IRVINE, CA, UNITED ...
Astonishing life dwells in the deep sea. An ocean expedition to a dynamic marine realm off the little-explored Chilean coast — with seeps and vents emitting nutrients into the water — has spotted a ...
The adorable baby sloth is known for sleeping and clinging to its mom. Screengrab from the Brevard Zoo's Facebook A slow-moving creature gave birth at a Florida zoo — and social media users can’t get ...
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