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Malayan tiger, Cinta, expecting the birth of two cubs at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens - Vimarsana News

Malayan tiger, Cinta, expecting the birth of two cubs at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens

It’s an exciting time at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens as an ultrasound confirmed that Cinta is expecting at least two cubs.

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Coming soon: Malayan tiger at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens expecting at least 2 cubs - Vimarsana News

Coming soon: Malayan tiger at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens expecting at least 2 cubs

Spoiler alert: There is a mom in the making — and she is adorable.

South African wine country at risk from mining application - Vimarsana News

South African wine country at risk from mining application

Winemakers and ecologists in South Africa's Western Cape have expressed concerns over a prospecting application that could result in the area being mined for gold, silver and tin.

Last Gulf of Mexico Oil Lease Sale Until 2025 Blocked - Vimarsana News

Last Gulf of Mexico Oil Lease Sale Until 2025 Blocked

(Bloomberg) -- The Biden administration is at least temporarily barred from selling new offshore oil leases in the Gulf of Mexico amid concerns about the risks to a critically endangered whale, under a ruling Thursday by a Louisiana-based federal circuit court. Most Read from BloombergTech Giants Signal Rebound as Amazon, Intel Rally: Markets WrapControversial Chip in Huawei Phone Produced on ASML MachineUS Economy Grew at a 4.9% Pace Last Quarter, Fastest Since 2021Israel Latest: Israel Says Ke

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North Atlantic right whale population levels off, but they're still 'swimming along the cliff of extinction' - Vimarsana News

North Atlantic right whale population levels off, but they're still 'swimming along the cliff of extinction'

The North Atlantic right whale population might be leveling off after years of decline, but the critically endangered species still faces significant threats as the whales keep "swimming along the cliff of extinction," according to advocates.