Animals
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Marvin Gaye’s Classic Hits Serenade Barbary Macaque Monkeys Ahead of Valentine’s Day
A British zoo used some of the songs of musician Marvin Gaye to encourage the endangered monkeys to engage in love-making with the hopes of increasing their population.
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Due to Declining Population, Koalas Are Now Officially Endangered in Australia
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Federal Court Restores Protection to Gray Wolves as Threatened Species Across US
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Fossilized Remains of 'Dolly' Provides First Evidence of Respiratory Infection in Dinosaur
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Indonesian Crocodile Stuck in Motorcycle Tire Finally Freed After 6 Years
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Ancient Cockroach With Big Eyes from 100 million Years Ago Trapped in Amber
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Cambrian Period: Utaurora Comosa Likely to be Relative of Cambrian’s Sea Predator Opabinia Regalis
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Pet Dog Attacks 7-Year-Old Boy in Texas; Owner Arrested and Charged
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India’s Famous Snake Catcher Vava Suresh Bitten by a Cobra
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Dinosaur Potentially Died from Fatal Cough due to a Respiratory Infection
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Global Warming is Responsible for the Decline in Fish Population
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Brainy Birds are More Likely to Flourish Under Climate Change
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Florida Manatees are Starving to Death Despite Feeding Efforts
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Undersea Volcano Off Oregon Coast Could Erupt in 2025 After Scientists Notice 'Swelling'
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Cleaner, More Cost-Effective Means to Break Down Plastic Waste Offered by New Technology
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'Invisible' Methane Leaks Found to Be Exacerbating Climate Change Effects
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Here's How Bats Utilize Weather to Travel Long Distances Without Using Much Energy
