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A high-altitude mouse survives on a 7,000-meter volcano, eating toxic plants and thriving in freezing thin air—proof evolution’s always cooking up the unexpected. Costa Rica packs five percent of Earth’s species into a tiny country, including a flying ninja robber fly. Bolivia celebrates a second harpy eagle chick hatching, while Turkey’s northern bald ibises rebound thanks to conservation. But climate change hits hard: Arctic seals stranded on melting ice, mercury spilling into oceans, and a Pennsylvania raccoon rescued by firefighters using jaws of life—all signs nature’s under pressure, but still fighting back.

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