An uninhabited volcanic island near South Georgia in the South Atlantic used to host more than a million chinstrap penguins.

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From the northern white rhino to the Māui dolphin, these five rare animals survive in tiny populations, facing threats that could push them closer to extinction.

A New Hampshire fisherman broke a state record when he caught a massive blue fin tuna. "We lifted it out of the water and immediately knew it was way bigger than what we thought and bigger than ...

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The jaguar guapote, an invasive species in Florida, is native to the Atlantic slope of Central and South America Carlos Cuenco Xzavier Peon, 16, broke a Florida fishing record by catching a 3.02-pound ...

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The frigid waters of the North Atlantic are becoming a tropical aquarium. New York residents may be fleeing to Florida in droves, but the Sunshine State’s aquatic inhabitants appear to be heading in ...