Hidden deep within Madagascar’s forests, a deadly and elusive creature known as the Fossa reigns supreme as the island's most fearsome apex predator. With its razor-sharp claws, powerful jaws, and ...

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In the bathroom. As I write in the December issue, palm oil is the world’s most popular edible oil, making up a third of all vegetable oil consumed across the planet.Oil palm trees are a highly ...

The world is full of tiny wonders. This article showcases ten of the smallest animals. These creatures can fit in your palm.

Ten thousand years ago, mastodons vanished from South America. With them, an ecologically vital function also disappeared: ...

Watch a playful family of Lemur Catta enjoying their time on a sprawling Baobab tree in Madagascar during a serene sunset. Experience wildlife interactions in their natural habitat. Royalty-free ...

Witness a playful family of ring-tailed lemurs enjoying their time on a baobab tree at sunset in Madagascar. These unique animals showcase their behavior in a stunning natural setting. Royalty-free ...

The majesty palm is a tropical tree that is indigenous to Madagascar and may reach heights of around 100 feet in the wild. However, this tropical beauty is becoming less common in the wild and is more ...

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The high desert around Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms saw more severe storms, with several reports of “pea-sized” hail in the area Tuesday.

"Oil palm trees may live for 25 years, but they are no match for indigenous forests. Natural forests are biodiversity hubs with wide canopies, climbing plants, and complex ecosystems," he added.

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