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Giving thanks for the little things – like baby turtles!

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Michelle p. an endangered species technician introducing a western painted turtle into its new home.
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The Odd Couple: An Unlikely Relationship Between Snakes and Crayfish

Digger Crayfish in the palm of a hand
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I spy with my little eye, a loggerhead shrike!

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Sunrise on a field with a layer of fog clearing up.
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When a common species needs help, what’s a conservationist to do?

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A raccoon kit wrapped in a blanket in an enclosure.
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