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New animal, a furry teddy bear discovered in the jungles of south america. scientists got one in a zoo and noticed she wasnt mating with similar fig-eating creatures. turns out the bachelorette was different, different dna. nighttime explorations in the wild revealed other creatures like her. tonight the world welcomed the olinguito among us. sometimes desperate times breed desperate gambles. lets say you have a zoo but no exotic animals. a zoo in china put up a sign saying timber wolf but, in...

Copter 8,000 feet above the floor of the grand canyon. there he goes. look at him go. his flight lasting nearly eight minutes. he is going pretty fast. 190 miles per hour. imagine what he is looking at down below somewhere. george jetson very proud of the jetman. now to this video, look at this think they are puppies. they are not puppies, these cuddly little pups are endangered red wolf pups, born a week of and a half ago at the chattanooga nature center, made their debut yesterday. red wolves ...

>> this is bravo 163, hes a retired narcotics detection and patrol dog, and he served in the united states air force for 10 years. my husband had deployed to iraq, and i wanted to do more than keep the home fires burning. and so i got the idea, after finding out that military working dogs could be adopted, that i wanted to give a home to a k-9 hero, because these dogs do so much for our troops and our soldiers. >> inspired after adopting benny, debbie made it her mission to find good homes for e...

>> i would argue that what is more endangered is private property. >> that is because the government can step in and tell you exactly how you can and cannot use your land should one of the species surface on it. >> it allows people to kind of micromanage, insert themselves through the litigation process to any proposed activities on property throughout the country, with the ultimate goal of kind of controlling centrally how people use their private property. >> but supporters of the act say it d...

We should not be paying ranchers or certain oil and gas interests, we shouldnt be paying them with federal money to harm endangered species. >> a position skeptics warn should concern private property owners targeted by environmentalists. >> what you will find among those groups is a consistent call for more money and more authority. >> critics of the list say another problem is that it is not updated. for example, they point to the johnston spring kenny plant in kansas. they gave up counting th...

>> i would argue that what is more endangered is private property. >> that is because the government can step in and tell you exactly how you can and cannot use your land should one of the species surface on it. >> it allows people to kind of micromanage, insert themselves through the litigation process to any proposed activities on property throughout the country, with the ultimate goal of kind of controlling centrally how people use their private property. >> but supporters of the act say it d...

Story that may provide a small its about a man and his dog. >> iraqi emergency workers said the entire family in this house died when a bomb argumented the nearby finance ministry yesterday. the only apparent survivor, a dog, chained to a roof railing in a spot too dangerous for rescue crews to reach. all she could do was patiently wait for her owner to return. and today he did. as it turns out, the man and his entire family survived the attack and after he got treatment for his injuries, all th...

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Really impeded the recovery of red wolves, hasnt it? >> its been the main biological threat for the recovery of the species for the last 50 to 100 years. >> conservationists have come up with a solution, sterilizing the coyotes. its not the only challenge that conservationists are facing. the building of u.s. highway 64. while the future of these young red wolves is still uncertain, at least they have been gech a fighting chance. in a secret den hidden underneath a blanket of thorns and nettles ...

Much. >> thanks, alex. it is the first installment of msnbcs future earth series. 100 heart beats, the race to save earths most endangered species. the show premieres sunday night and in it a naturalist documents whats called the sixth extinction, the extinction of species which is caused by people and can only be stopped by people. here is a preview. >> in 1980 the american red wolf was tragically declared extinct in the wild but today here in these forests of north carolina the howl of the m...