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ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, ALASKA - JUNE 28: Caribou gather in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, which is about the size of South Carolina, in Alaska on June 28, 2024. The fate of the refuge, its wildlife, and the oil reserves within it have been fought over for half-a-century. The Porcupine caribou herd, one of the world's longest land migrations of mammals, passes through the refuge every year. Some opponents say that oil drilling will impede their migration. (Photo by Carolyn Van Houten/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Trump administration reopens Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to oil drilling

The Trump administration is opening 1.56 million acres of tundra on Alaska’s North Slope and will be holding a National Petroleum Reserve lease sale.

This photo provided by Scotty Ray Boyd shows an overturned truck which had been transporting several monkeys, Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025, in Heidelberg, Miss. (Scotty Ray Boyd via AP)

Mississippi mom, fearing for her children’s safety, kills escaped monkey

KitKat, who was fatally wounded Oct. 27, 2025, was a beloved fixture at Randa's Market in San Francisco.

Waymo killed KitKat. California neighborhood mourns a corner-store cat

Northern spotted owl in old growth forest

Plan to kill 450,000 owls pushes past major obstacle with Republicans both for and against

One of the Barred Owl fledglings sits in a tree at Muir Woods in Mill Valley, Ca., on Wednesday June 29, 2011. At least one pair of Barred Owls in the Muir Woods has recently had four fledglings and appears to have displaced a long-time pair of spotted owls in the park's main canyon. (Michael Macor/San Francisco Chronicle via AP)

Plan to kill 450,000 owls creates odd political bedfellows — loggers and environmentalists

Why holiday crab tradition in California faces another disrupted season

Trump administration tells Colorado wolves must come from U.S., not Canada

California euthanizes 4 gray wolves as ranchers bemoan surge in cattle kills

Tarantula mating season is in full swing. Not everyone comes out alive

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ALAMITOS BAY, CALIFORNIA--JUNE 6, 2019--Rog Hanson, 68, a retired school teacher, fell in love with scuba diving and the ocean after an encounter he had with a whale . He discovered a colony of seahorses by chance in 2016 and has been following them ever since. He teamed up with dive instructor Ashley Arnold two years ago to keep watch over a small colony of Pacific seahorses near . They know more about Pacific seahorse behavior than many scientists. (Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times)

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A retired teacher found some seahorses off Long Beach. Then he built a secret world for them

Rog Hanson isn’t a scientist, but he’s likely spent more time with Pacific seahorses than anyone else. He built them a secret underwater city.

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