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Saving Endangered Wild Cats.
Zoologist Alan Rabinowitz. He spends his time tracking and trying to protect endangered large cats in Central America, Africa, and Southeast Asia. He's written two books about his adventures, "Jaguar" and his latest, "Chasing the Dragon's Tail." (Both are published by Doubleday.)
A Disturbingly Self-Satisfied Album.
Rock critic Ken Tucker reviews the new album "Ropin' the Wind" by country singer Garth Brooks.
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