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Four-month-old siblings from Sacramento splashed into the Puente al Sur habitat, ending a near 10-year capybara drought at the zoo.
The Pacific Marine Mammal Center's new campus sits on a 1928 animal shelter barn and can now treat dolphins alongside seals.
A rollover near Lynden sent bees swarming across Weidkamp Road before volunteers rebuilt hundreds of colonies by hand.
FIU criminologists tracked over 3,600 vanishing-ship incidents off West Africa and found a handful of repeat offenders drive most of the activity.
The half-mile loop behind Colleyville Senior Center now features tree plantings and a World War II memorial.
Cities, counties and nonprofits statewide have until Dec. 17 to apply for new or renovated parks in underserved neighborhoods.
The animal covered a mile and a half of 2 Line track this week without a single collision or delay.
Friday's cold front could trigger the year's biggest bird flight over D.C., with robins and warblers already peaking.
Planting Fields unveils its one-acre Piet Oudolf Garden Saturday, plus a Fiona Tan art installation on the East Lawn.
Audubon Zoo's Lucy is training for ultrasounds as keepers prep for her and Obi's first offspring.
The land links to Triangle Land Conservancy's Williamson Preserve and holds a rare plant species found in a recent survey.
A new shelter and picnic benches just landed at Hamilton's Jefferson Park, while sports-equipment lockers are available in Hamilton parks.
The new Tom and Shelley Koutnik Center for Veterinary Care replaces a cramped 1994 clinic that staff had long outgrown.
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