With only 100 or so individuals living north of the U.S.-Mexico border, the ocelot is thought to be the most endangered feline in America. Photograph by Aflo/NPL

Can wildlife crossings save America’s most endangered feline?

Quiver Kingdom

01.23.2018

Quiver trees thrive in arid conditions, but as climate change makes the Namib Desert hotter and drier, can these immobile icons find a way to beat the heat?

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No Country for Old Ocelots

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