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creature

[kree-cher] / ˈkri tʃər /


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"We reimagined them not as mighty guardians, but as vulnerable creatures whose armor -- their shells and scales -- is under attack by ocean warming, acidification and other ocean environmental changes."

From Science Daily

“I had ideas about Nahla being more of a fluid creature,” she says.

From Los Angeles Times

The only sorrow came when it was time to part ways with the hairy creature she had nurtured during the experience.

From Los Angeles Times

"When iron levels drop and the amount of food available for these upper-level animals is lower, the result will be fewer of these majestic creatures."

From Science Daily

Each creature at the zoo is logged as part of the yearly census, which is a licensing requirement and helps inform global conservation breeding programmes.

From BBC