This dog's life ain't so bad

Article Abstract:

Prairie dogs seem to share several characteristics with humans, from the playfulness of the young and the protective habits of the adults to their manner of eating, observation of surroundings and living in towns. The black-tailed prairie dog is the most common species in Texas and Oklahoma.

Appreciation, Prairie dogs

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The wild's most beautiful cat

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Biologists are struggling to preserve the lives of ocelots, considered as the most beautiful species of wild cats. These highly secretive animals, noted for their enormous eyes, thrive in Latin America and southernmost Texas forests.

Behavior, Endangered species, Ocelots, Ocelot

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Casting for the world's record

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Catching a largemouth bass is considered a national obsession. George Washington Perry remains as the world record holder. In 1932, he caught a 22-pound largemouth bass at Montgomery Lake in Middle Georgia.

Achievements and awards, Humor and anecdotes, Largemouth bass fishing, World records, Perry, George Washington

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