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Q&A | Northern leopard frog on the N.W.T.’s endangered species list | CBC News
1+ week, 17+ hour ago (330+ words) At the end of August, the N.W.T. Species at Risk Committee announced a new addition to the territory’s endangered species list. The northern leopard frog can be found in the Slave, Taltson, Tethul and Tazin rivers, all in the South Slave…...
Bones found in Yukon ID'd as ice-age cheetah
1+ week, 1+ day ago (112+ words) CBC Bones found in Yukon ID'd as ice-age cheetah At first, bones found in the Bluefish Caves and at a mine site in northern Yukon were assumed to belong to an ice-age puma or cougar. But DNA analysis from the…...
Have you seen this squirrel? These Alberta researchers want to know | CBC News
2+ week, 17+ hour ago (598+ words) Scientists are asking Albertans to keep their eyes peeled for a rare rodent. The elusive Franklin's ground squirrel is the subject of a research project led by wildlife biologist Jess Haines, and is a collaboration between the MacEwan University professor's…...
New research discovers the twisty secret behind the narwhal's unusually straight tusk | CBC News
3+ week, 3+ day ago (796+ words) The narwhal tusk is a true oddity in the natural world. Reaching up to three metres in length, the tusk is an upper tooth that grows through the whale's lip on the left side. And it is the only mammal…...