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Study: Wildlife in Chicago neighborhoods more diverse than in other cities

Neighborhoods see a larger disparity in wildlife in Chicago than other cities, a study shows.

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The National Zoo Is Trading Three Giant Pandas for a One-Eyed Opossum

The National Zoo Is Trading Three Giant Pandas for a One-Eyed Opossum
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The Virginia Opossum Is Just Trying to Get By

The Virginia Opossum Is Just Trying to Get By
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Earlier Nesting in Chicago-Area Birds Linked to Warming

A study finds that dozens of bird species are nesting up to 25 days sooner each year than they were a century ago, likely due to climate change.

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Climate Change Caused Some Bird Species to Lay Eggs Earlier, Say Scientists

By collecting eggs from the past years, scientists discovered the shifting of the egg-laying of birds by an average of 25 days.

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