Animals
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American Flamingos Sighted Again in Florida After Becoming Rare for 100 Years
American Flamingos, once native to Florida, were sighted again in the state's tropical wetlands after becoming "rare migrants" for 100 years. Scientists say that the "tall pink waders" are making their homes once again in places like the Everglades.
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Study Reveals How Birds Detect the Source of a Specific Sound
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Wooly Mammoth Remains Among Diverse Ice Age Fossils Found in a Cave Near Plymouth
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71-Year-Old Man Fined $13,000 for Poaching Multiple Deers in South Dakota
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Experts Discover “Alien” Species of Predatory Hammerhead Worms In Africa and Europe
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New York Zoo's Male Penguin Pair Becomes Foster Parents to Humboldt Penguin Chick
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A Nervous Chicken Walking at the Gates Is Taken Under Custody of Pentagon
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Bizarre 'Sea Pickles' That Grow Up to 60 Feet Long Are Washing up on Oregon Coast
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Scientists are Now Starting to Test Vaccine on Deadly Elephant Virus
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Culling of Wolves in Three European Nations, Opposes by Conservation Groups
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World’s Smallest Land Snail Species Discovered in Vietnam and Laos
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