Listen to the soft, repetitive calls of the Grey Partridge from open farmland. Subtle and earthy, its voice is a part of the natural countryside chorus.

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A wild marmot hitched a ride from Colorado wilderness to Denver Zoo. See how conservationists saved and returned this ‘surprise stowaway’ safely.

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The Associated Press Yuvi Agarwal, the founder of Wild Tunes — which aims to soothe stressed shelter animals with live music — plays the keyboard at the Denver Animal Shelter on May 30.

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A wild bull elephant returned to Kenya’s Ithumba Unit, years after treatment for an ankle injury, to show appreciation for life-saving care by rescuers, experts said.

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