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- Rory Cunnington Arizona Sonoran News
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An invasive plant known as stinknet is rapidly spreading across Southern Arizona, raising concerns about wildfire risk and environmental damage. Experts warn the aggressive yellow weed can choke out native plants, fuel hotter fires and even pose health risks — urging residents to remove it now before it takes over.
- Henry Brean
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It's blister-beetle season in Southern Arizona, and as the bug's name suggests, it's best to keep your distance.
- Howie Adams, Northeast side
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I read a story today of a newly discovered plant found in a forest outside Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia called a Fairy Lantern Flower and classified…
Tim Steller's column: 'Mass extinction' threat overstated, UA researchers say- Tim Steller
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For Star subscribers: As Earth's temperature rises sharply, the threat of a global mass extinction has loomed. But U of A researchers say that fear is flawed, although habitat conservation is necessary.
- Sharman Russell Special to the Arizona Daily Star
You don’t have to become an expert. With just a bit of work and guidance, you’ll see a print in the dirt and think feline or canine and then gray fox or coyote.
- Analeise Mayor
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Toto, a tiny squirrel monkey, has had to learn to be a regular monkey, after being rescued as a victim of wildlife trafficking.
- Analeise Mayor
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Toto, a tiny squirrel monkey residing at Reid Park Zoo, is slowly adjusting to life with his new troop.
- MARK PRICE, Miami Herald
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The invasive Burmese pythons plaguing Florida have an almost supernatural ability to absorb skeletons, and scientists say they have finally found out how it’s done.
- Candace Charvoz Frank, West side
Arizona Game and Fish (AZGF) commission is historically controlled by trophy hunting interests, a tiny minority of the public but one that is …