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Meet Gavin Grimm, a transgender high school student whose case against the school board over restroom access is headed to the Supreme Court.
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Intended originally for kids, this short film by director and animator Will Rose is a beautiful guide that can help you identify blackbirds, swallows, kingfishers, swifts, and a pair of goldfinches.
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A National Geographic Explorer has a very rare encounter with a black-maned male lion in Bale Mountains National Park in Ethiopia.
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In the Harenna Forest of Bale Mountains National Park in Ethiopia, National Geographic Explorer and University of Utah biology professor Çağan Şekercioğlu was doing mammal road surveys when he had a very rare encounter with one of the park’s famous black-maned male lions. There are believed to be only around 50 lions left in the park. The distinct features found in Ethiopian lions in the wild make them of particular interest to lion geneticists. With dwindling numbers, their conservation is of great concern.

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A Riveting Encounter with a Rare Black-Maned Lion | National Geographic

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