Surprise! Rare animals caught on camera at “Smithsonian WILD!”
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From chewing tough insects to soft fruit, bat teeth are highly specialized
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Whale sharks featured in award-winning documentary following the work of Tropical Research Institute’s Héctor Guzman
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Smithsonian ornithologist publishes new guide to the birds of Panama
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Only large, fast-flying bats can handle life in the big city; small bats can’t adapt
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Tiger numbers could triple if large-scale landscapes are protected
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Smithsonian signs new giant panda agreement with China
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Andean bear at the National Zoo enjoys the snow
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White-naped crane chicks thriving at National Zoo
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Zoo lion cub named “Aslan” by actors Georgie Henley and Skandar Keynes
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Caught on camera!
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New species of bat named from central coastal Ecuador
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National Zoo and partners first to breed critically endangered tree frog
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Ancient gray whales may have been homebodies
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A Halloween roundup featuring recent articles on spiders, bats and rats
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A noisy reef is a healthy reef
