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American Fuzzy Lops: The Most Adorable Bunny in the World

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By: Beverly Hill

The Three Toed Sloth of Costa Rica: An Exercise in Taking it Easy; the Slowest Moving Mammal

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By: Ancel Mitchell

Howler Monkeys of Costa Rica: The Loudest Mammal on Land

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By: Ancel Mitchell

Spider Monkeys of Costa Rica: The Most Agile of New World Primates

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By: Ancel Mitchell

White faced Capuchin Monkey: The Cebus Capucinus or White Throated Capuchin of Costa Rica

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By: Ancel Mitchell

Snow Echidnas Show Endothermy: Hibernating Echidnas Shed New Light on the Evolution of Endothermy

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By: Sue Cartledge

North American Foxes: These small canids are related to dogs, wolves, coyotes and jackals.

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By: Lisa A. Bessasparis

Grizzlies & Army Cutworm Moths: Bears Binge on Small Insects Found on High Mountain Slopes

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By: Lisa A. Bessasparis

Use of Mice in Biomedical Research: A Brief Background and History

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By: Joemar C. Taganna

The Platypus: A Unique Australian Mammal

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By: Cyrus Dehkan

Yukon Bears: In Canada’s North, There Are More Bears Than People.

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By: Julie Burtinshaw

Galloway Red Deer Range: Watch wild rutting stags in South West Scotland

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By: Dave McFadzean

The Four Elephant Species: Two Species Separated from the Asian and African Elephants

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By: Feature Writer Dawn M. Smith

Where to find Australian wildlife: Best destinations to see a wild kangaroo, wombat, possum or dingo

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By: David Whitley

Martens in France: the Pine Marten and the Stone Marten.

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By: Feature Writer John Blatchford

The Red Squirrel: is found throughout Europe, but becoming rare in the UK.

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By: Feature Writer John Blatchford

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