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Species Spotlight News Articles
Species Spotlight
Species Spotlight: Tree Shrews
The Rise for Animals Team, February 6, 2025
These small mammals look like squirrels and "'true' shrews” — but they're neither! In fact, tree shrews are most closely related to primates.
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Species Spotlight: Squirrels
The Rise for Animals Team, January 21, 2025
In a nutshell, squirrels are clever, charismatic, nimble, acrobatic, intelligent, adaptable, and feisty rodents.
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Species Spotlight: Turkeys
The Rise for Animals Team, November 26, 2024
Turkeys may be “the most recognizable bird in North America”, but few of us appreciate them for who they really are. Learn more!
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Species Spotlight: Cats
The Rise for Animals Team, November 14, 2024
Given that we humans are known to be “fairly obsessed with cats”, it should come as no surprise that cats are the most popular companion animals in the U.S.!
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Species Spotlight: Opossums
The Rise for Animals Team, October 23, 2024
Opossums tend to be one of the most misunderstood animals. Here's what we all need to know about these amazing creatures!
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Species Spotlight: Flightless Birds
The Rise for Animals Team, October 10, 2024
Did you know that numerous bird species have evolved not to fly? Learn more!
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Species Spotlight: Cows
The Rise for Animals Team, September 17, 2024
Cows are one of the “most common and well-known farmed animals”, yet most of us know surprisingly little about these gentle, beautiful, complex beings.
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Species Spotlight: Beagles
The Rise for Animals Team, September 6, 2024
It's time to highlight the awesomeness of Beagles — amazing family companions, laboratory survivors, and so much more!
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Species Spotlight: Hummingbirds
The Rise for Animals Team, August 22, 2024
Did you know that only about 15 of the more than 360 known species of hummingbirds are found in the U.S.? Learn more!
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