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Lazy Sloth Sun Bathes All Day | Colombia’s Wild Cost 101

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Gorgona Island, once a brutal high-security prison in Colombia, is now a national park teeming with deadly wildlife. Surrounded by shark-infested waters and dense jungle, the island was notorious for housing dangerous criminals who faced venomous snakes, caimans, and tropical diseases. Today, it’s a haven for dangerous species like the Fer-De-Lance snake, boa constrictors, frogs, and sloths, with the prison ruins slowly being reclaimed by nature. Gorgona’s dark history has transformed into a captivating ecosystem where nature’s predators reign supreme.

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Do electric fences help protect livestock?

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Travel to Montana, where Defenders Of Wildlife worked with our partners to protect a hobby farm from Grizzly Bears. You can learn more about how we’re promoting coexistence at: https://defenders.org/issues/promoting-coexistence

Defenders Of Wildlife works on the ground, in the courts, and on Capitol Hill to protect and restore imperiled wildlife and habitats across North America.

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Beni’s Weight Gain Causes Serious Concern | Orangutan Jungle School 103

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Kasper eludes the capture team. Beni’s weight gain causes serious concern. A wild orangutan female and her baby surprise the students, and Rebecca’s medical check her x-ray reveals potential tuberculosis. Will she be able to return to the wild?

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