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The Last Lioness In Liuwa | Guardians Of The Wild 104

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This YouTube video was produced by Love Nature.

Once a thriving wilderness, Liuwa Plains National Park suffered immense losses when poaching decimated its wildlife during years of regional conflict. The last Lion(Panthera leo), Lady Liuwa, survived in isolation as hyenas took over as apex predators. Now, conservationists are working to restore the park’s natural balance, tracking Lions, Cheetahs(Acinonyx jubatus), and hyenas to monitor their impact. With their efforts, Liuwa’s golden grasslands may soon be full of life once more.

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Together, We Can Protect The Heart Of The Prairies

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This YouTube video was produced by The Nature Conservancy Of Canada.

Prairie grasslands are more than just one of the world’s most endangered ecosystems – they’re vital to our health and well-being.

These are not just habitats; they are vibrant places that sustain life and bring joy to those who experience them. From the wind that sweeps through these grasses to the creatures that call it home, it is up to us to work together so that future generations can experience the awe and wonder of grasslands.

Music credit to the Matt Foster Band (@trulymattfoster)

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Eastern Towhee: Chewink

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This YouTube video was produced by the American Bird Conservancy.

Persistent scratching sounds amid thick shrubbery and a shrill call, “towhee!” reveal the presence of this striking New World sparrow. The dapper Eastern Towhee(Pipilo erythrophthalmus) and its western relative, the Spotted Towhee(Pipilo maculatus), were once considered one species — the Rufous-Sided Towhee — but were split into distinct species in 1995. The two species sometimes hybridize in the Great Plains, where their ranges meet.

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Waterbuck Caught By Poacher’s Snare | Malawi Wildlife Rescue 104

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Amanda goes on a white knuckle bush-whacking adventure to rescue a Waterbuck(Kobus ellipsiprymnus) caught by a poacher’s snare; the centre’s resident hyena finally gets from biting flies; and Alma gets a mysterious late night monkey delivery.

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Domino Fish Establishes First Breeding Territory | Arabian Seas 104

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In the scorching summer waters of the Gulf of Oman, a humble Domino Fish(Dascyllus trimaculatus) is on a daring mission—establishing his first breeding territory. While the reef teems with vibrant rivals, his silvery grey appearance is no match for his fierce attitude. To attract a mate, he must grow and fiercely defend a patch of algae, warding off thieves many times his size. Meanwhile, the reef’s inhabitants use clever survival tactics, from toxic sea slugs to pistol shrimp bodyguards, all avoiding stealthy predators like moray eels and guitarfish. In this high-stakes … Continue