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                    [content] => <p>Stripes. Spots. Symmetries. Swirls. In the natural world, patterns help animals attract or repel, blend in or stand out.</p>
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                    [content] => <p>It’s been over a century since anyone could smell this long extinct tree, a distant cousin of the hibiscus flower.</p>
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                    [title] => The urgent need to protect the Serengeti
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                    [content] => <p>The vast and varied ecosystem of thousands of plant and animal species is a place of astonishing resilience but needs the support of Kenyans and Tanzanians to survive.</p>
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                    [content] => <p>A mapping project lets you follow wildebeests fitted with GPS collars as they search for food and water in one of the last large-mammal migrations on Earth.</p>
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                    [content] => <p>The annual migration of this awkward-looking antelope through Kenya and Tanzania drives a complex circle of life.</p>
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                    [content] => <p>Guardians of the greater Serengeti’s landscape embrace traditions, but also have modern concerns such as poaching, education, and clean water.</p>
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                    [content] => <p>Kenya’s Loita Forest is a pristine wilderness sacred to the Maasai. The forest’s venerable protector sees a mystical landscape threatened by greed.</p>
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