Animals
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US May Lose 1.4 Million Urban Trees Over Next 30 Years From Invasive Pests
By 2050, 1.4 million US street trees could be killed by invasive insects, McGill University researchers estimate.
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Extinct Giant Crocodile Species Rediscovered After 200 Years
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Scientists Reverse Aging and Extend Lifespan of Mice in a New Study
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National Elephant Day in Thailand: Elephants Feast on Fruit and Vegetable Buffet
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Cavefish Survives Deep Underground for Long Periods of Time; How Does It Cope With a Low-oxygen Atmosphere?
Firefly Luminescence Reveals Dangerous Pesticides
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Voles Trim Tall Grasses To Keep an Eye on the Skies for Any Approaching Predators, According to a New Research
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Meet the King Cobra's Royal Family
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TB Strains Confirmed from Ancient DNA of Marine Mammals and Humans in Peru During Pre-Colonial Period
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Dromedary Camel Kills Two Men, Attacks Police Vehicle in Tennessee After Escaping from Petting Zoo
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A Rare Wolverine Encounter in Yellowstone National Park Was Recorded on Camera
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In Rwanda, Endangered Rare Bat That Hasn't Been Seen in 40 Years Has Been Sighted!
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Snakes and Reptiles Discovered in Man's Clothing by US Border Patrol
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Orca Who Mourned Her Calf's Loss Across 1,000 Miles Welcomes Another Baby
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Secret Behind Mount Denali's Formation to Become North America's Tallest Peak Finally Uncovered
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Why Are Accidents More Common During Christmas Holidays?
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Is Christmas in Australia Hot or Cold?
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Northern Lights Could Grace the US Skies Tonight – Here’s Where to Look
