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The Battle is on to Save North Carolina's Rare Red Wolf

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There are less than 10 wild red wolves left in the world and there’s a fierce battle going on to save them. The wolves, a rare red species, are only found in North Carolina, despite having once roamed throughout the eastern and south central US.

World Wildlife Conservation Day Aims to Protect Endangered Species

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Curiosity Daily Podcast: Revenge Bedtime Procrastination, Elephant Trunks, Pineapples Eat You Back

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Learn about how to combat revenge bedtime procrastination; the power of elephant trunks; and how pineapples eat you back.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Foods to Curb Sleep Deprivation, Light Levels Affect How Cold You Feel, and Kangaroo Pouches

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Learn about why the amount of light you see affects how cold you feel; what’s inside a kangaroo’s pouch; and, foods that can curb the effects of sleep deprivation.

How Technology is Transforming Wildlife Protection

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Learn how surveillance methods employing satellite tracking, drones and artificial intelligence are transforming wildlife protection.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Why Do Wombats Poop Cubes?

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Learn about a newly discovered way to cut down on intrusive thoughts; why wombats poop cubes; and why UPS trucks almost never make left turns.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Building the World’s Largest Wildlife Crossing to Save P-22 (w/ Beth Pratt of #SaveLACougars) and the Health Benefits of the “Helper’s High”

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Beth Pratt, leader of the Save LA Cougars campaign, tells the story of mountain lion P-22 and how he inspired a campaign to build the world’s largest wildlife crossing. Plus: learn about the health benefits of the helper’s high you get when you volunteer.

Species Loss is a Disaster for Wildlife and Humankind

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Biodiversity and species loss is a grave threat, facing not only animals and plants but society too. Ecologists say that losing species directly affects human food production, water supply, building materials, and energy sources, so our interactions with and handling of ecosystems must be regulated.

Could Sharks Live in Space?

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Europa to be specific. Yes, I know it’s a crazy question, but hear me out. This will be fun.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: The Duck-Billed Platypus Is Weirder Than You Thought

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Learn about what researchers found when they sequenced the bizarre duck-billed platypus genome; a trick for unlocking your creativity; and the strange reasons for job-specific voices, like those of pilots, newscasters, and poets.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Accent-Changing Monkeys and the Information “Dataome”

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Learn about why monkeys imitate other species’ accents; and the “dataome,” a new way to think about information.

How to Help Save the World’s Endangered Rhinos

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World Rhino Day, on September 22, aims to celebrate the black, white, greater one-horned, Sumatran and Javan rhinos, and all the subspecies in-between.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Elephants Get Drunk (and They’re Lightweights), Pigeons Helped Win Wars, and Night Owls May Struggle to Regulate Their Emotions

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Learn about why it might actually be pretty easy to drink an elephant under the table; how carrier pigeons like Cher Ami helped win the world wars; and why night owls may have worse emotion regulation than morning people.