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Rocky the Coyote Moving Into Roomier Forest Preserve Digs Next Week, Activists Say Upgrades Aren t Good Enough | Chicago News

The coyote’s new home is 10 times larger than his old one, but animal rights activists still want Rocky transferred to an animal sanctuary.

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This Week in Nature: A Bear, Not Da Bears, Was the Talk of Da Burbs, With a Confirmed Sighting in Gurnee | Chicago News

A black bear was caught on video running through the parking lot of a Gurnee daycare. Wildlife officials confirmed the sighting as the real deal.

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Imani Is Still Living His Bachelor Life at Montrose, But Bigger Picture, It s Been a Banner Year for Plover Pairs | Chicago News

Piping plovers might not be on the nest in Chicago this year, but 2023 is shaping up as a banner breeding year for the birds across the Great Lakes.

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These Ponds Are Alive Let s Go Wading Into Chicago s Wetlands in Search of Reclusive Amphibian Life | Chicago News

This time of year, Shedd Aquarium biologist Melissa Youngquist can be found in the woods, sloshing through ponds in search of signs of amphibian life.

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Brookfield Zoo Mourns Loss of Nakili the Rhino, a Disappearing Species in the Wild

Nakili was diagnosed with kidney disease last summer. At 33 years old, he was the oldest male of his species living in an accredited North American zoo.

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