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So… a few people are making the argument that the SpaceX land swap is actually a good thing. But here’s the part they’re leaving out: the habitat scoring system being used to argue these lands are “low value” was developed in collaboration with SpaceX itself. The company benefiting from the land deal helped create the method used to evaluate the land. And if some of these areas have lower habitat quality today, it’s worth asking whether years of launches, explosions, and industrial development had anything to do with it. Remember to research the researcher. That’s something the Center takes very seriously, and the truth is simple: Public lands aren’t for sale.  And that’s why we aren’t backing down in this fight.  #spacex #publicland #texas #wildlife

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Witness extraordinary elephant encounters filmed by BBC Earth, showcasing mothers safeguarding their young and herds journeying across their home ranges. Discover 50 years of dramatic, rare, and exclusive natural history content, revealing the world's stories, beauty, and natural wonder.

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Witness a brutal contest as rival stallions clash for territorial control, a dramatic moment from #PlanetEarth with #DavidAttenborough.

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This clip, from 2016's Planet Earth II, captures hatchling marine iguanas under attack by hunting snakes. Discover more dramatic natural history content from BBC Earth, your destination for 50 years of captivating stories and natural wonders.

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Close our inaugural season with engineer and biomimic Gamelihle (Gama) Sibanda. He shares his journey from Zimbabwe, applying the architectural wisdom of ants and termites to solve real-world flooding crises.

Tune in to episode 6 to explore how childhood curiosity about insects can evolve into a global engineering framework, integrating Indigenous knowledge, biomimicry, and the ethics of artificial intelligence.

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Andrea explores the meaning of elephant vocalisations and their socialisation, revealing how these intelligent animals learn and pass down culture across generations.

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SpaceX faces legal action for expanding its operations in Brownsville, Texas, across public and protected coastal ecosystems. What began as a "small testing facility" has grown into a significant industrial footprint, threatening crucial habitats for endangered ocelots, sea turtles, and migratory birds.

The company now seeks to acquire an additional 715 acres of the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge for further testing, which is already harming wildlife and plants. The Center for Biological Diversity, alongside other groups, is suing to prevent the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service from approving this public land grab. Support is needed to defend these vital public lands.

Grandidier’s vontsira are mysterious, insect-eating creatures found in dry climates. Elsewhere, a spider showcases extraordinary skill by seeking refuge within a shell.

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SpaceX faces legal action for its rapid expansion in Brownsville, Texas, impacting a rare coastal ecosystem and public land. What began as a "small testing facility" has grown into an industrial footprint, threatening endangered ocelots, sea turtles, and migratory birds in crucial habitats.

The company now seeks an additional 715 acres from the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge for further testing, which is actively harming wildlife and destroying plants. The Center for Biological Diversity, alongside @save.rgv, @sotxejn, and @estok_gna_somisek, are suing the @usfws to prevent this public land grab. Support efforts to defend these vital public lands.

As Madagascar's trees revive, Labord's chameleons compete to mate. Explore this and other captivating natural history stories from BBC Earth, which offers 50 years of entertaining and thought-provoking content showcasing the world's beauty and natural wonder.

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Recent weeks at the Center saw ongoing efforts to defend the Everglades and address border wall issues. Positive developments included the survival of California steelhead protections and the removal of all detainees from the "Alligator Alcatraz" facility in the Everglades.

Despite these wins, environmental damage persists, and legal battles continue. Stay informed on our progress and share our work with those who care about protecting public lands and endangered species.

The "Alligator Alcatraz" detention center in the Everglades is finally closing. While this marks a positive development, the Center's Elise Bennett expressed caution, stating, "the Trump and DeSantis administrations have shown we can’t trust them with Big Cypress’ future."

This critical landscape supports vulnerable wildlife like Florida panthers, bonneted bats, and Everglades snail kites. The Center is committed to ensuring full accountability and complete restoration of the site. Tune in tomorrow for more information from our press conference.

What can nature teach us about community, democracy, and technology in an age of rapid AI and climate crises? The AskNature Podcast explores this, inviting a shift from isolated extraction to a declaration of interdependence.

In Episode 5, author Baratunde Thurston discusses remembering our belonging to each other and the Earth. Tune in to learn how to move beyond techno-fascism and embrace our roles as true, interconnected global citizens. Hosted by Amanda Sturgeon, CEO of the Biomimicry Institute, and Andrew Howley, this podcast is a project of The Biomimicry Institute.

In the Ganges, giant Asian honeybees feed on mangrove flower nectar, aiding pollination. Meanwhile, mudskippers consume detritus left by receding waters, showcasing a vibrant natural ecosystem.

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In harsh conditions, chameleons adopt a fast-paced life as their best survival strategy. Similarly, mouse lemurs compete intensely to mate, given they have only one chance per year.

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