Animals
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Pangolins Face Existential Crisis in Africa Due to Human and Climate Threats
Pangolins are reportedly the world’s most illegally traded wild mammal amid being an endangered species. Click to read more.
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Male Whales Along Australia’s East Coast Have Stopped Singing in Order To Attract a Mate [STUDY]
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Affected Animals in Deadly Turkey and Syria Earthquakes Still Being Rescued From the Rubble
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Alligator Finally Rescued After Being Abandoned in Lake Near Brooklyn, New York
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Three Endangered African Penguin at Arizona Aquarium Give Hope for Conservation Efforts Against Species Population Decline
Rescued Elephant Carrying Tourists for 25 Years Now With Deformed Spine — Thailand
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