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A brutal cold snap in January left hundreds of the state’s turtles cold-stunned. And a gender imbalance among new hatchlings has sparked concern among researchers. All this had WFDD’s April Laissle wondering: How is climate change affecting the state’s sea turtle population? For this edition of Carolina Curious, she traveled to a sea turtle hospital in Surf City to find the answer.
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The Greensboro Science Center is celebrating the arrival of a rare pygmy hippo. The calf was born on May 24 to parents Holly and Ralph, who had been…
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The fight over the critically endangered red wolf has returned to court as North Carolina's governor sought immediate help for the dozen or so remaining…
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A new study led by Duke University says focusing conservation efforts on the right places – but not all places – is key to protecting endangered species.…
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North Carolina's governor is urging federal authorities not to reduce protections for endangered red wolves that can only be found in the state. In a…
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The Trump administration announced a proposal Wednesday to shrink the habitat of the only endangered red wolves left in the wild, and to give landowners…