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Gold fever closes in on the habitat of the tilcayo, Bolivia’s newly discovered wild cat

The landscape of asphalt and concrete that defines La Paz can give way, within just a few miles, to hot, dense forests clinging to the mountainsides. The steep, unforgiving streets north of Bolivia’s administrative capital are replaced by thick vegetation and winding rivers that descend more than 5,000 meters toward the Amazon.

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Tigrino, the specimen living at the Senda Verde sanctuary in the Yungas region of Bolivia.
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Will an anti-Mizrahi slur upend Israel’s election again? Don’t expect history to repeat itself

A pro-Netanyahu pundit called Gadi Eisenkot a 'monkey,' recalling when an entertainer derided 'hooligans' on the right and helped Menachem Begin in 1981. Nowadays, Israel's politics are far more fragmented, and news moves faster
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