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- 2009.11.19: Where do you stand (sit) on World Toilet Day?
- 2009.11.19: Nat Geo photographer Paul Nicklen shares secrets of polar wildlife pictures
- 2009.11.17: Terra cotta warriors go to Washington
- 2009.11.17: Finding orchids in Colombia's other rainforest
- 2009.11.16: From powwow to Mardi Gras, America's essence is in its festivals
- 2009.11.16: Climate deal needed to assure food security, UN chief says
- 2009.11.16: Forest incentives must not neglect biodiversity protection, scientists caution
- 2009.11.15: Preserving Native America's vanishing languages
- 2009.11.14: United Nations leaders invite everyone to join solidarity hunger strike
- 2009.11.14: Brown pelican off the endangered species list
- 2009.11.13: San Diego Zoo panda 100 days old and ready to be named (picture)
- 2009.11.13: Ecosystem investments could yield trillions of dollars in benefits, study finds
- 2009.11.13: Amazon deforestation slows as Brazil tightens prevention
- 2009.11.12: Boreal forest protection critical to survival as climate changes
- 2009.11.11: Africa's rarest monkey may have bred with baboons
- 2009.11.11: Australia's koala population plummets
- 2009.11.11: Resurrecting Eden: How Iraq's marshlands are coming back
- 2009.11.11: Wilderness a vital part of climate solution, conservationists say
- 2009.11.11: New pictures of boneworms
- 2009.11.10: Satellite detects bulldozing of uncontacted tribe's forest
- 2009.11.10: Energy crossroad for Copenhagen climate summit negotiators
- 2009.11.10: Reptile owners weigh in on invasive snake issue
- 2009.11.09: Deer jumps into National Zoo lion enclosure
- 2009.11.09: Inside the battle to save Earth's climate
- 2009.11.08: Yucatan biodiversity assessed by photography expedition
- 2009.11.07: Mexico, U.S., Canada to protect wilderness across borders
- 2009.11.07: Russian rockets ship to spaceport in French Guiana
- 2009.11.06: Horse DNA similar to humans
- 2009.11.06: Congress weighs ban on importation of pet pythons
- 2009.11.05: Climate-smart farming cuts greenhouse gas, boosts food production
- 2009.11.05: Photography book documents "30-year portrait" of one American family
- 2009.11.04: U.S. House condemns illegal logging, decimation of wildlife in Madagascar
- 2009.11.04: The most influential species of all evolution
- 2009.11.03: Evolution Webcast: Darwin, DNA, and the Making of the Fittest
- 2009.11.03: Global extinction crisis gathers momentum
- 2009.11.02: Pronghorn migration circuit found in Idaho
- 2009.10.30: Pumpkin time at New York's Zoos
- 2009.10.29: First tuna farm in U.S. approved by Hawaii regulators
- 2009.10.29: Khaliah Ali on "Rumble in the Jungle" humanitarian visit to Congo
- 2009.10.28: Antarctic Treaty at 50, a beacon for joint management of Earth
- 2009.10.28: How Antarctica facilitated science as a tool of diplomacy
- 2009.10.28: Antarctic Treaty lessons have enduring value for humankind
- 2009.10.28: Third-oldest gorilla in U.S. celebrates 52nd birthday today (picture)
- 2009.10.27: Bizarre horned fly found in amber is new to science
- 2009.10.26: Shrimp eyes could help create a new digital storage format
- 2009.10.26: Kathmandu workshop sets stage for Year of the Tiger 2010
- 2009.10.25: Exploration 101: The dream jobs begin with a slog
- 2009.10.25: Thousands of rallies worldwide demand action on climate crisis
- 2009.10.24: 100-pound albino python seized from Florida Panhandle home
- 2009.10.22: Giraffe calves born at Walt Disney's Animal Kingdom
- 2009.10.22: New primate fossil casts doubts on "missing link" claim
- 2009.10.21: Amazon tribe down to last five individuals as oldest member dies
- 2009.10.21: The search for Flat Stanley's next big adventure
- 2009.10.20: 'Killer algae' could have taken down the dinosaurs
- 2009.10.19: Advances in alternative energy
- 2009.10.16: World's oldest town older than previously thought--and underwater
- 2009.10.16: Coral reefs provide services worth $172 billion to humans every year
- 2009.10.15: Were dinosaurs snuffed out by asteroid strike on India, not Yucatan?
- 2009.10.15: Yosemite black bears target minivans for food raids
- 2009.10.14: Massive biopsy sampling provides window into lives of southern humpbacks
- 2009.10.13: Nine giant invasive snake species threaten U.S. ecosystems, study finds
- 2009.10.13: Lions are urgent focus for Nat Geo's Big Cats Initiative
- 2009.10.13: India asks for roadmap for reintroduction of cheetahs
- 2009.10.12: How to feed an extra 2,400,000,000 people
- 2009.10.09: Big cats, other carnivores avoid African croplands at night, camera traps show
- 2009.10.07: Charities plan to save vast African cattle herd
- 2009.10.06: The call to boycott Madagascar's rosewood and ebony explained
- 2009.10.06: Evolution Webcast: Darwin on Variation
- 2009.10.06: Maldives government takes a dive for climate change
- 2009.10.06: Female orangutans evolve subtle response to forced sex
- 2009.10.05: Hyenas outperform chimps in solving problems requiring teamwork, tests prove
- 2009.10.02: Hundreds of new species found underground in Australia
- 2009.10.01: Big earthquakes can weaken other faults
- 2009.10.01: Human evolution not from chimps, fossil study confirms
- 2009.09.30: Pacific tsunami news roundup
- 2009.09.29: The health and emotional benefits of human-animal interaction
- 2009.09.28: Freshwater scarcity ushers Mediterranean dragonflies toward extinction
- 2009.09.28: Bone glue created from adhesive produced by underwater worm
- 2009.09.28: National Geographic targets deep cuts in its greenhouse gas emissions
- 2009.09.28: Better REDD than dead when it comes to climate change
- 2009.09.25: China and Vietnam proclaim havens for gibbons, rare monkeys
- 2009.09.24: Female mosquitofish prefer generously endowed males, study suggests
- 2009.09.23: One million wild spiders spun this yarn
- 2009.09.23: Mountain gorillas need support network for survival, conservationist says
- 2009.09.22: Rats drinking Jell-O shots show risky behavior
- 2009.09.22: Video: Beware the botfly
- 2009.09.21: These worms exist only to feed on dead whales
- 2009.09.21: Farmers manage crops from space
- 2009.09.19: Rare African golden cat caught in camera trap
- 2009.09.19: Pictures of "most remarkable places on Earth" exhibited
- 2009.09.18: Spain finds room for world's most endangered cat
- 2009.09.17: "Gorilla King" dies in Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park
- 2009.09.17: Tick invasion spreads across America: Can Lyme disease be far behind?
- 2009.09.16: Family planning the cheapest way to prevent climate disaster?
- 2009.09.16: Evolution Webcast: Explore "The World Before Darwin"
- 2009.09.15: Direct Evidence of the Role of Sleep in Memory Formation Uncovered
- 2009.09.15: Congo Chimps Harvest Ants Sustainably
- 2009.09.14: Intersex Fish More Widespread in U.S. Rivers Than Thought
- 2009.09.14: Pythons in Florida: Who are you Going to Call?
- 2009.09.13: Seahorses: Myth and Reality of an Odd Fish
- 2009.09.12: Space Junk Pictures Show Swarm of Objects Around Earth
- 2009.09.11: Darwin Devotees Make "Father of Evolution" Facebook Superstar
- 2009.09.11: Following Wildlife Cheerleader Mireya Mayor into the Congo swamps
- 2009.09.11: Killer Floods Show Turkey Cannot Handle Consequences of Climate Change, WWF Says
- 2009.09.11: Australia's Astounding Species Diversity is Fading
- 2009.09.10: Praying Mantis Catches Hummingbird Picture
- 2009.09.09: Floods in Turkey: Nat Geo Scientist's Eyewitness Account
- 2009.09.08: Nesting Birds Declining Near Arctic Oil Rigs, Study Finds
- 2009.09.06: Pythons in Florida Everglades: Is the Snake Invasion Only Beginning?
- 2009.09.04: "Two-headed" Skink Born at Chicago Zoo
- 2009.09.02: Enigmatic Saola Antelope Slipping into Extinction, IUCN Says
- 2009.09.01: Earth's Future May Rest on Risky Geoengineering, Scientists Conclude
- 2009.08.27: 120,000-year-old Ice Yields Clues to Climate of a Warmer Earth
- 2009.08.26: Why do we Sleep? Scientists are Still Trying to Find Out
- 2009.08.25: Ancient Species of Eyeless Crustacean Found in Ocean Tunnel
- 2009.08.24: Satellite Tool Will Help Africa Manage Dwindling Mangroves
- 2009.08.20: Swine Flu Outbreak Among Amazon Tribes Alarms Anthropologists
- 2009.08.20: Cocaine Found on Most Dollar Bills Circulating in U.S., Canada
- 2009.08.19: Squirrel Photo Interview on National Geographic Weekend
- 2009.08.18: Squirrel Crashes Pictures Pop Up Everywhere
- 2009.08.18: Food Shortages Loom in Asia Without irrigation Reform
- 2009.08.18: Why are Fall Leaves Red in America, Yellow in Europe?
- 2009.08.17: Air Pollution Cuts China's "Useful" Rainfall, Study Finds
- 2009.08.13: Indonesian Police Seize Skins, Arrest Wildlife Trade Suspects
- 2009.08.13: Wounded AP Journalists Evacuated from Afghanistan
- 2009.08.12: Squirrel Sneaks into Family Photo
- 2009.08.11: Serious Drought in Africa Drives Cattle into Wildlife Parks
- 2009.08.11: Gorillas Orphaned by Hunters Begin Journey Back to the Wild
- 2009.08.10: So Many Species, So Little Space
- 2009.08.10: Giant Freak Wave Hot Spots Identified
- 2009.08.05: Hyenas Laughing Again in New York
- 2009.08.05: Seattle Zoo Seeks Name for Snow Leopard
- 2009.08.05: Russia's Arctic Park Imaged from Space
- 2009.08.04: San Diego Panda Celebrates Birthday With Giant Fruit Cake
- 2009.08.04: Philippines President Arroyo Briefs Nat Geo on Coral Triangle Initiative
- 2009.08.03: An Inordinate Passion for Tropical Moths
- 2009.08.03: Sunset Seen From Space Colors Earth's Atmosphere
- 2009.08.03: Rangers Rout Illegal Charcoal Operations in Africa's Gorilla Park
- 2009.08.03: Elephants Fall to Drought in Kenya's Amboseli Park
- 2009.08.02: Can Flies Show Robots How to Navigate?
- 2009.08.01: Rejected Cheetah Cubs Hand-Reared at San Diego Zoo
- 2009.07.31: Fish Stocks Show Signs of Recovery in Some Parts of the World
- 2009.07.16: France Supports International Trade Ban for Endangered Bluefin Tuna
- 2009.07.16: Lost World Secrets Discovered in Fossilized Mega Dung Balls
- 2009.07.15: Canada Wins National Geographic World Championship
- 2009.07.14: Support for Sustainable Palm Oil Gains Traction in China
- 2009.07.14: Chinese Alligators Reintroduced from U.S. Are Breeding on Yangtze River Island
- 2009.07.14: Mississippi Mouth Identified as Hottest Hotspot of Human Impact on Coastal Areas
- 2009.07.13: Asian Pangolins Being Consumed to Extinction
- 2009.07.13: Leatherback Turtle Checks in to Virgin Islands Resort
- 2009.07.13: National Geographic World Championship Finalists Named
- 2009.07.12: South Africa's Karoo Heartland Discovered
- 2009.07.10: Tiger Farming Could Cause Irreversible Harm to Wild Tigers, World Bank Says
- 2009.07.09: Smithsonian's National Zoo's Giant Panda Cub Turns Four
- 2009.07.09: Eagles "Tagged" From Fallen Feathers
- 2009.07.09: Rhinos Seriously Threatened by Poaching Surge, CITES Hears
- 2009.07.09: Mystery of Bat with Extreme Nose Solved
- 2009.07.08: Robot With Flapping Wings Will Fly Like a Bat
- 2009.07.08: Sex Evolved as an Escape From Parasites, Study Suggests
- 2009.07.08: Amazon River Formed 11 Million Years Ago, 3-Mile Sediment Core Reveals
- 2009.07.08: Mosquito Invasion Exposes U.S. to Dengue Fever, Study Finds
- 2009.07.08: Lab-derived Sperm Does Not Make Men Redundant
- 2009.07.07: New Salamander Discovered Near Georgia Busy Road
- 2009.07.07: Kenya Parks are not Havens for Wildlife, Study Finds
- 2009.07.07: Newly Discovered Monkey Threatened by Amazon Development
- 2009.07.06: America's Great Outdoors at Stake if Funding not Boosted, Panel Warns
- 2009.07.06: Soccer-playing Robots from Germany Win 2009 RoboCup
- 2009.07.06: Oldest Bible Reunited Online
- 2009.07.02: Wildlife Crisis Worse Than Economic Crisis, IUCN Says
- 2009.07.01: Food Towers the Farms of the Future?
- 2009.06.30: Playboy Bunnies in Need of a Safe Home
- 2009.06.30: Norway Bans Fishing of European Eel
- 2009.06.30: Highly Detailed Map of Earth's Terrain Released for Download
- 2009.06.29: Tree Kangaroos Return to Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo
- 2009.06.29: Fish With Human-like Teeth
- 2009.06.29: Corpse Flower Stink Lures Swarms of Flies, Humans
- 2009.06.26: Manta Rays, Whale Sharks Receive the Protection of Maldives
- 2009.06.25: Sarychev Volcano Picture Captures Details of Early Explosive Eruption
- 2009.06.25: 2009 World in Focus Photo Contest
- 2009.06.25: Crop Circles in Tasmania Caused by Stoned Wallabies, Official Says
- 2009.06.25: Cancers in Wildlife May Signal Health Threats to Humans
- 2009.06.25: Tawny Frogmouth Chick Thriving at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo
- 2009.06.24: One in Three Open-Sea Sharks, Rays Headed for Extinction
- 2009.06.24: Bronx Zoo Gorillas Raise $10 Million for Congo Basin Wild Gorillas
- 2009.06.24: National Geographic Memories of Kodachrome
- 2009.06.23: Photographer Showcases Legendary Khmer Temple Preah Vihear
- 2009.06.21: Happy Father's Day for National Zoo's Rhea Family
- 2009.06.20: Wolverine Returns to Colorado After 90 Years
- 2009.06.19: Obama Family Dog Official Portrait Released by White House
- 2009.06.19: Illegal Ivory Trade Flourishes in Thailand, Conservation Monitors Report
- 2009.06.18: Angelina Jolie Has a Heartfelt Message for World Refugee Day
- 2009.06.18: Snow Leopard Baby Boom Continues in American Zoos
- 2009.06.17: Obama Fly-Swat Video Seen Around the World
- 2009.06.17: Pied Tamarin Twins Born at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo
- 2009.06.17: Zoo-hatched Rare Rail Introduced to California Marsh
- 2009.06.16: Russia Sets Aside 5,700 Square Miles for Arctic Wildlife
- 2009.06.16: "Kite" Turbines Could Power Megacities Like New York and Tokyo, Research Suggests
- 2009.06.16: Same-sex Behavior Common Across Animal Species, Review Finds
- 2009.06.16: Round Goby Fish Have Two Kinds of Males, Scientists Discover
- 2009.06.15: Phallus-shape Mushroom Named After California Scientist
- 2009.06.15: UK Tops List of Countries at "Extreme Risk" to Spread of Swine Flu
- 2009.06.14: Rat Island Is Rat-Free, But Did Eagles Die in the Process?
- 2009.06.12: President Obama Receives National Geographic Map Cabinet
- 2009.06.12: Snow Leopards Take Up Manhattan Residence
- 2009.06.12: Critically Endangered Kingfisher Hatches at Chicago Zoo
- 2009.06.11: Dog "Guilt" Is All in the Mind of Human Owner, Study Suggests
- 2009.06.11: Gorillas Survive in Unexplored African Forest, Conservationists Find
- 2009.06.10: Meet "Smoky," the Robot Fish
- 2009.06.09: Hummingbirds Endure G-Forces Beyond Limit for Fighter Pilots
- 2009.06.09: Smart Eyeglasses Display Data for Objects You're Looking At
- 2009.06.08: Scales Are Key to Snake Locomotion, Study Finds
- 2009.06.08: Jamestown Drawings Discovered in Excavation of Colony Well
- 2009.06.08: World Celebrates Oceans Day
- 2009.06.07: Music Written for Nora, the Piano-playing Cat
- 2009.06.06: Crane Hatching Boosts Endangered Species Breeding Program
- 2009.06.06: Laughing Kookaburra Chicks Fledge from Zoo Nest
- 2009.06.06: Florida Panther Fights for Survival Again--This Time in Washington D.C.
- 2009.06.05: Act Aggressively to Curb Illegal Logging, Madagascar Urged
- 2009.06.05: Asian Elephant Inseminated Artificially at Smithsonian's National Zoo
- 2009.06.04: Beehive Fence Encourages Elephant Raiders to Buzz Off
- 2009.06.04: Snow Leopards, 32 Other Species Receive Protection in Afghanistan
- 2009.06.03: Great Bustard Reproduces in England After 177 Years
- 2009.06.03: International Rescue Planned for Endangered English Bumblebee
- 2009.06.03: Aardvarks Debut at New York's Bronx Zoo
- 2009.06.02: Satellite Images of Poop-stained Ice Pinpoint Penguin Colonies
- 2009.06.02: World Becoming Less Peaceful, Global Measure Finds
- 2009.06.01: Beavers Return to Scotland After 400 years
- 2009.05.30: Chest-Beating Baby Gorilla Has His Own Facebook Page
- 2009.05.29: Five "Uncontacted Tribes" Most Threatened With Extinction
- 2009.05.28: Many Mammal Migrations Are at Risk of Extinction, Research Finds
- 2009.05.28: Turkey's First Island Sanctuary for Birds Is Built From an Old Dirt Road
- 2009.05.27: United Nations Proclaims 22 New Biosphere Reserves
- 2009.05.26: Complete Birds of the World, in one Book
- 2009.05.25: Help Needed to Buy Water for Dying Elephants
- 2009.05.19: Ten Students Advance to Geographic Bee Finals
- 2009.05.17: Indiana Dunes BioBlitz Finds 1,200 Species, So Far
- 2009.05.17: Using Indiana Dunes as a Classroom
- 2009.05.16: A Thousand Species Logged at Close of Indiana Dunes BioBlitz
- 2009.05.16: Project Exploration Students Visit BioBlitz to Understand How Dinosaurs Lived
- 2009.05.16: Milkweed for Monarchs
- 2009.05.16: Birding at the BioBlitz with Stuart Pimm
- 2009.05.16: Meet the Ferocious "Tigers" of the Beetle World
- 2009.05.16: Bagging a Moth at Midnight
- 2009.05.16: Thailand Authorities Make Grisly Tiger Seizure
- 2009.05.15: Eight-legged Water Bear Thrives in Indiana Dunes
- 2009.05.15: Maryland Backyard Yields Thousands of Species of Bugs
- 2009.05.15: Chicago-area National Park Begins 24-Hour Species Roundup
- 2009.05.15: Meet the Parks Team That Runs Bioblitz, Other Big Events
- 2009.05.14: Countdown to Indiana Dunes Bioblitz
- 2009.05.12: Blogging From the Dunes by Lantern Light
- 2009.05.09: New York's Bronx Zoo Has a Baby Boom
- 2009.05.08: South Africa to Protect 70,000 Square Miles of Southern Ocean
- 2009.05.07: Spiders Getting Bigger -- Global Warming to Blame?
- 2009.05.06: Dolphins Sleep With Half Their Brains Awake
- 2009.05.05: Fish Do Feel Pain, Experiments Suggest
- 2009.05.04: African Blackwood Forests Certified for Sustainable Harvest
- 2009.05.03: Magnolias Are Fading From the Wild, Conservationists Lament
- 2009.05.02: Wildlife Trade Threatens Health of U.S., Study Finds
- 2009.05.01: Zoo-born Red Wolf Pups Are Headed for the Wild
- 2009.04.30: Ancestral Origins of Humans Located in Southern Africa
- 2009.04.30: Rattlesnake Roundup Planned for Protection of Rare Species
- 2009.04.29: Mites on Hissing Cockroach May Benefit Humans With Allergies
- 2009.04.28: Baby Gorilla Rescued From Wildlife Smugglers
- 2009.04.28: Save the Frogs, Today and Every Day
- 2009.04.24: Disney's Floral Kingdom Is All Abloom
- 2009.04.23: Bronx Zoo Introduces African Lion Cub to New York Public
- 2009.04.23: Rare Tigers Threatened by Economic Crisis, WWF Says
- 2009.04.22: Water Levels Drop in Some Major Rivers of the World
- 2009.04.22: Afghanistan Declares Its First National Park
- 2009.04.21: Planet Walker Wants to Hear What You Have to Say
- 2009.04.20: Your Favorite Place on Earth?
- 2009.04.16: Extreme Droughts Loom for West Africa, Sediments Suggest
- 2009.04.09: Dung-absorbing Plant Could Be Ideal Source of Ethanol, Study Suggests
- 2009.04.08: Bait Shops Found to Be Spreading Chytrid and Other Amphibian Diseases
- 2009.04.07: Penguins in Formal Attire Debut at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo
- 2009.04.06: Valley of the Kings to Yield More Secrets of the Pharaohs
- 2009.04.06: Peary and the North Pole 100 Years Ago Today
- 2009.04.05: Do Palm Sunday Crosses Burden the Environment?
- 2009.04.02: Gates, U.S. in Joint Effort to Assist Developing World Farmers
- 2009.03.31: Fish Oils Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Flatulent Cows
- 2009.03.30: Conservationists Call on Malagasy People to Stop Forest Plunder
- 2009.03.29: Native American Powwow Tradition Celebrated in Pictures and Pride
- 2009.03.28: Earth Hour and the "Moral Challenge of Climate Change"
- 2009.03.26: Zoo News: Sumatran Tiger Cubs; Gorilla Gets Brain Scan
- 2009.03.25: Turtle Souvenir Trade Evaporates in Dominican Republic
- 2009.03.24: Pictures of Endangered Clouded Leopards Born at National Zoo Facility
- 2009.03.23: Corn Domesticated From Mexican Wild Grass 8,700 Years Ago
- 2009.03.23: Lemurs, Rare Forests Threatened by Madagascar Strife
- 2009.03.21: Zoo News: Bear Days, Giant Anteater Pictures
- 2009.03.20: Classic "Illustrated Guide to Gardening" Goes Fully Organic
- 2009.03.20: Critical Role of Women in World Water Issues Is Missing, Advocates Say
- 2009.03.19: One Third of U.S. Birds Are Endangered, Study Shows
- 2009.03.19: Action Urged to Avert Extinction of Southern Africa's Aquatic Species
- 2009.03.19: Africa's Water News: Green Beer, At-Risk Aquatic Life, Clean Hands
- 2009.03.18: Wild Chimps Find Technical Solutions to Crack Open Bee Hives
- 2009.03.18: Rare Asian Vultures Rescued After Being Poisoned
- 2009.03.18: Lack of Toilets "One of the Biggest Scandals in the Last 50 Years"
- 2009.03.17: Zoo Animals Get Their Greens for Saint Patrick's Day
- 2009.03.17: Nuggets of Hope in the Face of Bleak Outlook for Freshwater
- 2009.03.16: Tiny Sun Bears Introduced to Public in San Diego
- 2009.03.16: African Elephant Herd Multiplies at San Diego Zoo
- 2009.03.15: Elephants Making Last Stand in Besieged African Park, Conservationists Find
- 2009.03.14: Bronx Zoo's Tree Kangaroo Joey Has Two Birthdays
- 2009.03.14: Giant Anteater Born at Washington's National Zoo
- 2009.03.13: Survey in African Sanctuary Finds Elephants, at Last
- 2009.03.12: Colloquium Marks a New Era for Women in Liberia
- 2009.03.11: Third Day of Elephant Survey Continues to Find Only Carcasses in African Park
- 2009.03.10: Only Dead Elephants Seen on Second Day of Census in African Wilderness
- 2009.03.09: Updated Elephant Count Begins in Embattled African Sanctuary
- 2009.03.06: Gorilla Baby Makes Public Debut at San Diego Zoo
- 2009.03.05: Green-and-Black Golden Frog Born at Bronx Zoo
- 2009.03.03: Only Known Wild Jaguar in the U.S. Is Dead
- 2009.03.01: Giant Elephant Shrew Arrives Unnoticed at Washington's National Zoo
- 2009.02.28: Leonardo da Vinci: "Inventor of the Future"
- 2009.02.26: Psychedelic Fish Bounces Like a Ball
- 2009.02.25: Naked Mole Rat Palace Intrigues
- 2009.02.24: Critically Endangered Saharan Cheetah Photographed in Algeria
- 2009.02.24: Ocean Atlas Showcases Lifegiving Power of the Sea
- 2009.02.24: Dispatch from Libya 2: The Start of the Race
- 2009.02.23: Box Turtles Being "Wiped Out" by Illegal Exports From Indonesia, Study Finds
- 2009.02.23: Dispatch From Libya: Preparing to Run 125 Miles Through the Desert
- 2009.02.19: Spectacled Bear Debuts at Washington's National Zoo
- 2009.02.18: Air-filled Bones Helped Prehistoric Reptiles Take First Flight
- 2009.02.17: American Runners to Compete in Libya's Sahara Desert Race
- 2009.02.16: Ivory Boom in Vietnam Threatens Asia's Last Wild Elephants
- 2009.02.15: Ice Fish Survives Where All Others Freeze
- 2009.02.15: How Did Polar Species Find Their Way to Opposite Ends of Earth?
- 2009.02.14: Climate Change "Likely to Be More Devastating than Predicted"
- 2009.02.14: Elephants Make the Earth Move With Seismic "Love Calls"
- 2009.02.13: Valentine's Day Greetings from New York's Zoo and Aquarium
- 2009.02.13: Rare Gibbon Birth Is Celebration for Conservation
- 2009.02.13: Sexy Beasts: Valentine's Day Gone Wild
- 2009.02.12: Love Looms Large at the Zoo
- 2009.02.11: Jaguar Seen in Central Mexico for First Time in 100 Years
- 2009.02.10: Photos Document Fox in Unexpected Hunting Role
- 2009.02.09: Don't Let the Financial Crisis Ruin Your Smile, Dentists Warn
- 2009.02.08: White House Raccoons: Stay or Go?
- 2009.02.07: Natural Insect Repellent Found to Be More Effective than DEET
- 2009.02.06: Origin of Claws Seen in 390-million-year-old Fossil
- 2009.02.06: National Geographic Explorer Receives San Diego Zoo Conservation Award
- 2009.02.05: Record Number of Manatees Counted in Florida
- 2009.02.04: Seven of the Biggest Beasts of All Time
- 2009.02.04: New Baby Gorilla at Smithsonian's National Zoo Is a Girl
- 2009.02.04: U.S. Designates Four New National Natural Landmarks
- 2009.02.04: Rhino Calf Needs Five Gallons of Milk a Day -- By Bottle
- 2009.02.03: Dozen Frog Species Discovered in India's Western Ghats
- 2009.02.03: Cows With Names Yield More Milk, British Study Finds
- 2009.02.03: Ten Amphibian Species Discovered in Colombia
- 2009.02.03: National Geographic Names 2009 Class of Emerging Explorers
- 2009.02.02: Groundhogs Disagree on Winter Prognosis
- 2009.02.02: Ocean Acidification Threatens Food Webs, 150 Scientists Warn
- 2009.02.01: Ancient Turtle Migrated to America Over "Tropical Arctic," Fossil Suggests
- 2009.01.31: Lampreys Lured Into Traps By Fake Whiff of Sex, Tests Show
- 2009.01.30: Antarctica Imaged From Space
- 2009.01.29: Rescued Fongoli Chimp Baby Reunited With Her Mother
- 2009.01.29: Physicists Find a Way to Generate Energy From Nuclear Waste
- 2009.01.28: Endangered Ocelot Kittens to Go on Public Exhibit at Seattle Zoo
- 2009.01.28: Elusive Jaguars Are Surveyed Remotely in Ecuador's Wilderness
- 2009.01.27: Licks Do Not Raise Risk of Getting Germs From Dogs, Study Finds
- 2009.01.26: White-eye Birds Are On Evolution Fast Track
- 2009.01.25: Ocean Dead Zones Predicted to Expand, "Remain for Thousands of Years"
- 2009.01.24: Elephants Struggle to Cope With Poaching of Their Kin, Study Finds
- 2009.01.24: Chaitén Volcano Dome Collapses
- 2009.01.23: Are Humans Now Eating Frogs to Extinction?
- 2009.01.22: Obama Inauguration Photographed From Space
- 2009.01.22: Antarctica Is Warming More Than Previously Thought
- 2009.01.21: San Diego Panda Celebrates Birthday With Vegetable Cake
- 2009.01.21: Sewage Run-off Boosts Nile Delta Fishery Dramatically, Study Finds
- 2009.01.20: American Presidency Is Celebrated by National Geographic
- 2009.01.19: Library of Congress Cooks Up Web Site on Presidential Food
- 2009.01.17: Smithsonian's National Zoo Seeks Bamboo for Pandas
- 2009.01.16: Koala Joey in Need of a Name
- 2009.01.15: U.S. Zoos Feel Pain of Budget Cuts
- 2009.01.14: Why National Geographic Is Watching Its Seafood Diet
- 2009.01.14: Tequila Boom Creates Environmental Hangover in Mexico
- 2009.01.13: DNA Study Reopens Idea of Resurrecting Extinct Tasmanian Tiger
- 2009.01.12: Giant Bird Poop Provides Glimpse of Pre-Human New Zealand Landscape
- 2009.01.11: Endangered Gorilla Born at Smithsonian's National Zoo
- 2009.01.11: Adventurer of the Year Rob Gauntlett Dies in the French Alps
- 2009.01.07: Croc-Catching, Snake-Wrestling Brady Barr Talks About His Work
- 2009.01.06: Vast Tracts of the Pacific Saved for Conservation
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