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    Hunting | Survival

    Fifteen animals that seem harmless — until they aren’t

    ByLeo Clark February 13, 2026February 12, 2026

    Some of the most dangerous animals on Earth don’t resemble movie monsters. They look soft, slow, even friendly, which is exactly why people drop their guard around them. When that happens, a curious selfie, a casual swim or a quick walk in the park can turn into a medical emergency. This piece looks at fifteen…

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    Survival

    New technology claims it could disrupt today’s wind turbine industry

    ByLeo Clark February 13, 2026February 12, 2026

    Wind power has become one of the cheapest and fastest-growing sources of electricity, yet the basic three-blade turbine has changed little in decades. A wave of new designs now claims it can upend that model, from vibrating masts to moving wings on tracks. The question is whether these inventions can move from eye-catching prototypes to…

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    Survival

    Forest Service actions may threaten bull trout survival in Idaho’s Jarbidge River

    ByLeo Clark February 13, 2026February 12, 2026

    Bull trout in Idaho’s Jarbidge River are already hanging on by a thread, and new federal actions could snap what little is left of their lifeline. Logging, road work and prescribed burning near the river risk warming the water and filling it with sediment at a time when the population is already counted in just…

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    Gear | Guns

    Calibers passed down through generations of American shooters

    ByLeo Clark February 13, 2026February 12, 2026

    Across the United States, certain rifle and handgun calibers show up again and again in family gun safes, not because they are the newest thing on the shelf but because they have a story attached to them. A cartridge that took a grandparent on their first deer hunt or rode in a parent’s duty holster…

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    Guns

    How Canada’s gun ownership laws compare to the United States

    ByLeo Clark February 13, 2026February 12, 2026

    Gun debates in North America often lump Canada and the United States together, but their rules, culture, and outcomes around firearms are very different. The contrast shows up in everything from how easy it is to buy a handgun to how each country responds after a mass shooting. This article walks through those differences in…

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    Hunting

    This U.S. forest supports the nation’s largest wild elk herd

    ByLeo Clark February 13, 2026February 12, 2026

    The largest wild elk herd in the United States gathers in a stretch of western Colorado where deep forest, high plateau and open meadows all meet. At the center of this range sits the White River National Forest, a public landscape that has quietly become one of the most reliable places in North America to…

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    Survival

    Once-nearly-lost bird species makes a remarkable regional comeback

    ByLeo Clark February 13, 2026February 12, 2026

    For decades, bird conservation stories were dominated by loss and alarm. Now, in pockets of the world, a different pattern is emerging, as species once written off as functionally gone return to wetlands, forests and islands they had abandoned. The revival of one such bird in its home region is not an isolated miracle. Instead,…

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    Survival

    Six dog breeds most often linked to serious temperament challenges

    ByLeo Clark February 13, 2026February 12, 2026

    Emergency room doctors, animal control officers and personal injury lawyers keep seeing the same names when serious dog attacks are reported: Pit Bull Terriers, Rottweiler and German Shepherd. These are not the only dogs that bite, but they are repeatedly linked to the most severe temperament problems, from unpredictable aggression to bites that cause life…

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    Survival

    Reports suggest cartels are acquiring high-caliber ammo used by the U.S. military

    ByLeo Clark February 13, 2026February 12, 2026

    Mexican authorities say organized crime groups are getting their hands on high powered ammunition originally produced for the United States Army, including .50-caliber rounds designed for military use. Officials now link nearly half of the 50-caliber cartridges seized in Mexico to a single U.S. Army ammunition plant, raising sharp questions about how military-grade supplies are…

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    Hunting

    Wyoming Senate decisively rejects controversial landowner hunting tag proposals

    ByLeo Clark February 13, 2026February 12, 2026

    The Wyoming Senate’s lopsided vote against two landowner hunting tag bills capped an intense fight over who should benefit most from the state’s prized big game licenses. Lawmakers brushed aside arguments about rewarding private land stewardship and instead sided with hunters who warned the measures would turn public wildlife into a private commodity. The result…

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