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Griffin also talked about inspiring kids to become a "zoologists" - about "bringing plants to another worlds" yet he has obliterated NASA's funding for such things.

NASA Watch: September 2007 Archives 2007

Griffin also talked about inspiring kids to become a "zoologists" - about "bringing plants to another worlds" yet he has obliterated NASA's funding for such things.

Pure hypocrisy from NASA's leader - NASA Watch 2007

Griffin also talked about inspiring kids to become a "zoologists" - about "bringing plants to another worlds" yet he has obliterated NASA's funding for such things.

NASA Watch: Keith Cowing: September 2007 Archives 2007

With as few as 400 Sumatran tigers left in the wild, zoologists at the Chester Zoo in the U.K. were thrilled when five-year-old Kirana gave birth to three baby cubs on Oct. 21.

Sumatran Tiger Cubs Make Debut At Chester Zoo (PHOTOS) 2011

It was a scream almost superhuman in its delivery, as if she were screaming the scream of some wild beast—a mutant wildebeest from another planet, equipped with an anatomy unknown to scientists worldwide, baffling even the top researchers and biologists and physicists and high-positioned zoologists.

The Year I Lived In Crete Jeffrey S. Callico 2011

Masters at using sticks to find nutritious beetle grubs from trees in their forest habitat, zoologists are now assessing the evolutionary implications of their diet.

Crows surprise researchers with advanced tool use 2011

Visiting zoologists would spend months on greasy, icy platforms wearing nail-studded hip boots as they hacked vertebrae and ovaries out of rank carcasses suspended from steel cables.

The Cetacean Century Jennie Erin Smith 2012

The Evolution Lost report, published in the journal Science by more than 100 of the world's leading zoologists and botanists, found that populations of mammal, bird, reptile, amphibian and fish species had declined by an average of 30% in the past 40 years.

One-fifth of world's back-boned animals face extinction, study warns Jonathan Watts in Nagoya 2010

In order to avoid this situation from happening, zoologists decided to make one mother responsible for both cubs, in an act known as "cross-fostering."

WATCH: Risky Move Saves Baby Cheetah The Huffington Post 2011

Two baby cheetahs were recently born to two separate mothers at the Smithsonian National Zoo, and while it was a time to rejoice, zoologists were also concerned.

WATCH: Risky Move Saves Baby Cheetah The Huffington Post 2011