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Ancient regal tomb in Spain belonged to a revered female leader, archaeologists reveal

This week, uncover the true identity of the “Ivory Lady,” meet chatty cockatoos, discover ancient creatures of the deep, spy Saturn’s glowing rings, and more.

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Ancient regal tomb in Spain belonged to a revered female leader, archaeologists reveal

Ancient regal tomb in Spain belonged to a revered female leader, archaeologists reveal
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Yellow-crested cockatoos find an unlikely urban refuge in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong, a feral population of yellow-crested cockatoos could be the last hope for the critically endangered species. Researcher Astrid Andersson is on a mission to safeguard the species and protect them from ongoing poaching.

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Poaching has decimated the numbers of this rare cockatoo Could a feral flock in Hong Kong save the species?

Hong Kong (CNN) — It’s dusk in Hong Kong Park. Taxis screech past on the road outside, the shuffling footfall of commuters meandering home as the leaves rustle in the

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Yellow-crested cockatoos find an unlikely urban refuge in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong, a feral population of yellow-crested cockatoos could be the last hope for the critically endangered species. Researcher Astrid Andersson is on a mission to safeguard the species and protect them from ongoing poaching.

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