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S U N D A Y S T I L L S  
SEPTEMBER 22, 2019  
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PHOTOGRAPH BY CRAIG CUTLER  
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ANIMALS  
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Where fish are stuck in time  
A Louisiana biologist's huge and creepy collection of aquatic life shows how humans have pushed  
some species toward extinction.  
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A bold plan to save giraffes  
The mysterious, silent giants face increasing threats in Africa.  
Relocating animals to create new  
populations could bolster some species but poses new risks.  
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Preparing to face the harshest conditions on Earth  
Hundreds of people had to undergo intense training for an expedition designed to figure out what a  
warming Arctic means for us all.  
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I am sitting with 13 other participants in a life raft wearing a survival suit, on the way back to  
our rescue vessel,  writes photographer Esther Horvath of this selfie she took upon completing  
Polar Code training in Svalbard, Norway.  It was challenging because of lack of sleep.  
Within 64  
hours I managed to sleep only 4.  
Horvath will be accompanying scientists on the MO Ai C Arctic expedition beginning this month.  
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