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WWF biologist Geoge York

Kings of Longevity

In the animal kingdom, a "lifetime" is a relative term. Some creatures wander the earth for hundreds of years while others are lucky if they last 24 hours. Our September feature looks at the long and short of animal longevity along with a new surprises, such as recent data on the lives of giant squid. Who wears the crown as the elder statesman of the animal kingdom? Read on to find out!

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Krill: Keystone of the Antarctic

They are no bigger than your pinky and yet the fate of entire eco-systems depend on these tiny crustaceans. Residing at the very low end of the food chain, krill are vital to everything from small fish to blue whales. A new series of threats--including overfishing by man--pose a serious risk to the delicate balance of the Antarctic.

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World Travel Game

Think you know where in the world you are? Try our fun travel game that quizzes your knowledge on notable places in the world, from the Great Pyramids of Giza to the capital of American Samoa. A few of our staff members have been able to reach level 12, can you?


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