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The National Forests With The Most Black Bears

4+ day, 15+ hour ago   (570+ words) WorldAtlas Black bears are remarkably adaptable animals, but they remain closely tied to forests above all else. Thick cover gives them places to rest and raise cubs, while berries, nuts, insects, and wildlife found throughout the wooded landscape keep them…...

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The National Forests Where Wolves Still Hunt

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (768+ words) WorldAtlas The big, bad wolf has an intimidating reputation, but by and large, North American grey wolves aren't aggressive to humans. That said, wolves in the United States have faced significant threats to their populations, including habitat loss and humans…...

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Why Bristlecone Pines Only Grow Where Nothing Else Will

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (278+ words) What is actually going on involves a specific rock, a trade-off that most trees cannot afford, and a scientific consensus that has shifted in the last decade. Two additional properties are important and have opposite effects. Dolomite's pale color reflects…...