Tigers and leopards caught on camera!

Plus, discover 5 wins in the Amazon rain forest and join our first Wild Classroom livestream of the year . . . {NAME}, this month we're celebrating the difference you help us make every day. Peek at some exciting photos of tigers in the wild, or view five big wins in the Amazon rain forest. And as a new school year begins, join our livestream to discover how young people can make a difference, too. Thank you for caring so deeply about wildlife and nature. [September 2022 enews logo on photo of Bengal tiger]( [Tigers and leopards caught on camera]( Many vulnerable species rely on the Khata Corridor, along the shared border of Nepal's Bardia National Park and India's Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary, to get safely from one wild area to another. Camera trap images reveal the lively animal activity—take a look! 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[Letter A icon]Species Agalychnis callidryas [habitat icon showing trees]Habitat Lowland tropical rain forests and surrounding hills, particularly in areas close to rivers [map icon]Range Most of Central America and southern Mexico [word bubble icon]Interesting info Their toes have suction cups that enable them to adhere to branches and tree trunks as well as to the underside of leaves, where they rest during the day. [Frog ecard that says Happy Hispanic Heritage Month in Spanish]( [Send a frog ecard to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month]( [bucket with three small frog plush]( [Support WWF's global conservation efforts + choose a frog-themed item]( [hand holding a watering can that's pouring water onto an onion bed] Pop quiz Groundwater (water found underground) is the most abundant source of freshwater to humans. What percentage of the water on Earth is groundwater? 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