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Box turtle (left) and a two four-toed salamanders (right) in Duke Forest (Photos: Nicolette Cagle (box turtle) and Duke Forest Community Science Volunteers (four-toed salamanders)
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Binbin Li’s award-winning shot of two rival male antelope roaming the Tibetan landscape in Qiangtang National Nature Reserve.
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Grace Elton in the Cottage Garden at New England Botanic Garden. Photo by Troy B. Thompson Photography. -
Native lemurs, birds, and even rare endemic carnivores can be found at Ambanitaza. -
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Box turtle (left) and a two four-toed salamanders (right) in Duke Forest (Photos: Nicolette Cagle (box turtle) and Duke Forest Community Science Volunteers (four-toed salamanders)
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