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Coral reef with a yellow-striped fish in clear blue water; inset shows Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant and Peter Gros on a balcony overlooking the ocean and distant mountains.

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Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant and Peter Gros riding horses along a sandy beach, wearing helmets and jackets, with ocean waves, coastal cliffs, and houses visible in the background.

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Split image: A giant panda resting on a tree branch in dense foliage; inset shows a film crew recording at a zoo enclosure.

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A scimitar-horned oryx lying on grass, facing the camera with long curved horns and an orange identification tag on its ear. Another oryx is partially visible in the background

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Two manatees swimming underwater in clear blue water, with sunlight filtering through the surface. The larger manatee is in the foreground, and a smaller one follows closely behind. The sandy bottom and aquatic plants are visible beneath them.

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A white barn owl with wings fully spread, flying toward a tree stump at night, with a dark sky and silhouettes of trees in the background.

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Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant wearing a blue jacket and yellow hat holds a small black bear cub in a wooded area while others stand nearby.

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Jim Fowler and Peter Gros in a boat on a swampy river, holding an alligator together.

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A sea turtle swims gracefully underwater, surrounded by bubbles in a vibrant blue ocean.

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Collage of three wildlife conservation scenes: Peter Gros and Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant pose in front of a mountainous landscape, dressed in outdoor jackets. Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant gently interacts with a large cat-like animal perched on a tree stump in a forest. Peter Gros smiles inside an animal enclosure, with two monkeys hanging from wooden beams nearby.

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Side-by-side photos of a giant panda and a red panda against an orange background, showcasing their unique fur colors and facial expressions.

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Adult gorilla carrying a baby gorilla on its back in a lush green forest.

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A collage of three coati photos showing the animal on a tree branch, sitting on a soft surface, and standing on wooden slats in outdoor settings.

How Conservationists Protect the White-Nosed Coati

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Hosts Peter Gros and Dr. Rae standing back to back in front of a background of animals. The person on the left is a tall man with brown hair, a mustache and is wearing a green button up long sleeve shirt and brown pants. The person on the right is a shorter woman with dark shoulder length hair and she is wearing a blue chambray long sleeve shirt with dark pants. Behind them and around them are some animals in some sand including a coati and a sloth to the left and a polar bear and an ocelot to the right. Further behind them in some water with a beluga whale sticking its head out. Flying above them is a harpy eagle. In the left corner is a seal that says "EMA Green Seal 2024".

Wild Kingdom Receives Certification for Green Production

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Three people on a gravel path in a wooded area; Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant stands on a black box, Peter Gros smiles in khaki pants and a black jacket, and the third wears headphones and holds audio equipment.

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