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The Gibbon Conservation Center feeds its roughly 50 apes up to six times a day to mimic wild foraging.
Wildlife officers caught the 100-pound male bear in a tarp near East Louisiana Avenue after residents spotted him in a tree.
A travel journalist hiked into hundreds of Texas brown tarantulas on Big Bend's Lost Mine Trail — and the encounter is a mating-season ritual, not a threat.
The revamped Ellis Street playground now welcomes families on Saturdays, a first for the child-dense Tenderloin.
The threatened species can weigh over 4,000 pounds, yet this one glided close to shore feeding on zooplankton near Jones Beach State Park.
August is peak hummingbird season in Colorado's high country, but a new state law now targets feeders that draw bears too.
Golden tickseed sunflowers are creeping across Shelby Bottoms' restored meadow, with naturalists mapping the best legal viewing spots before peak bloom.
Rec and Park wants a boathouse, restaurant and playground at the long-fenced former gun club site — proposals are due in December.
The 13-foot steel AmeniPOD keeps freezing mid-cleaning cycle, drawing nine times more complaints than older SF toilets nearby.
City Manager Chris Hillman toured the site as crews tile the new indoor pool ahead of a November opening.
Tiny see-through creatures hopping along Brevard County sand aren't biters, experts say — they're beach hoppers cleaning up seaweed.
Herbert Von King Park's fenced dog run could stay closed until 2028 or 2029, far longer than dog owners were first told.
Nearly all constituent feedback to one councilmember opposed the plan, as Greenpoint residents push back on a 25-year deal.
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