Animals
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Recent Studies Find Horses Experience Stress When They Are Alone
horses want greater freedom and companionship than they frequently receive, however reform in customary stalling practices is probably going to take time.
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Elephant Stabbed Owner to Death After Being Forced to Work in 89-Degree Heat
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Two Swimmers Survive Shark Attack in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
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Shark Attack in the Florida Keys Leaves 10-Year-Old Boy to Lose a Part of His Leg
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Dog Gets Quarantined After Contracting Monkeypox From Its Owner and Becoming Ill
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Researchers Discover Young Chicks Spends a Lot of Time Playing in Different Ways
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Hairy-Chested Hoff Crabs Found Hanging Together Deep Under the Ocean
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Biodiversity in the Tropics Made Possible Due to Three Environmental Factors
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Ravi the Red Panda Escaped Aussie Zoo to Hang Out in a Fig Tree
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Genetics Company Plans to Bring Extinct Tasmanian Tiger to Life, Will It Work?
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Ants Can Be Effective Natural Pesticides
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Male Spiders Increase Sperm Transmission to Compensate for Female Consumption
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‘Worsening Smog’ Forces New Delhi to Close All Primary Schools
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
