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Rainforest animals live in tropical forest ecosystems. These forests cover just 6–7% of land but somehow pack in more than half of Earth’s terrestrial species. This list jumps between three major rainforest regions: the Amazon Basin in South America, the Congo Basin in Central Africa, and the island forests of Borneo, Sumatra, and Southeast Asia. …

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Here are twenty animals whose names begin with E. Each one comes with a representative species, its natural habitat, and its current IUCN Red List conservation status, which ranges from Least Concern all the way to Critically Endangered. Some letter-E animals are familiar—think elephants, elk, or eagles. Others, like Eld’s deer or the eastern hellbender, …

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Twenty animals that start with N span five continents and every major habitat. You’ll find mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and marine species here, each with its natural range and current IUCN conservation status. The letter N covers a pretty wild range of creatures. There’s the spiral-tusked narwhal up in the Arctic, the termite-munching numbat of …

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Hawaiian monk seals are some of the most endangered marine mammals on Earth. Their population sits at about 1,400 individuals, which is honestly not a lot. For decades, entanglement in marine debris—mostly old fishing gear and plastic trash swept in by North Pacific currents—has remained one of the most stubborn and preventable threats to their …

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Dr. Patricia Galloway stood mesmerized as she watched a pod of orcas coordinate their hunting strategy off the coast of Norway. The whales moved with precision that seemed almost telepathic, their movements perfectly synchronized as they created a bait ball of herring. Years of studying animal communication had prepared her for complex behaviors, but witnessing …

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