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Puma populations are on the rise in Patagonia, now targeting penguins as prey — Magellanic penguin family interacting in their natural habitat in Chile. by Frans van Heerden/Pexels / Pexels

Animals · Argentina

Puma populations are on the rise in Patagonia, now targeting penguins as prey

46% Center coverage: 13 sources

Wildlife conservation efforts in the Patagonia region of Argentina have been so successful that rebounding populations of pumas have found an unexpected new main source of prey: Magellanic penguins. See the Story

This Danish Artist Makes Trash Into Trolls

Webster County, Missouri · Webster County

This Danish Artist Makes Trash Into Trolls

55% Right coverage: 11 sources

Scandinavian legends and landscapes inspire fairy tales, films, and tourist attractions, including goofy giants by a Danish ‘recycle art activist.’See the Story

Will Tren Maya, Mexico's Train of the Future, Leave Its Past Behind?

Mexico · Mexico

Will Tren Maya, Mexico's Train of the Future, Leave Its Past Behind?

83% Left coverage: 6 sources

Mexico's $30 billion Tren Maya railway was built to unite the country and honor ancient Maya sites. Now that it’s up and running, the true cost of progress is finally becoming clear.See the Story

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