Animals
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Scientists Are Studying How Better Statistical Models May Improve Conservation of Endangered Species
Bio-logging devices, which may be fitted to animals and gather information about movement, breathing rate, heart rate, and other parameters, were the next best thing for conservation scientists.
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Sri Lanka's Hungry Elephants Die After Eating Plastic Waste in Open Landfill
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Another Humpback Whale 'Unlikely to Survive' After Getting Entangled in Fishing Net
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Cold Weather May Save Manatees Dying From Starvation in Florida
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Survival Tale: Dog Rescued From Heavy Snow After Months of Being Missing
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Climate Change Caused Tiger Sharks Migration Outside Protected Zones
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Mesopotamia's Ancient War Donkeys Believed to be First Animal Hybrids Bred by Humans
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Biologists Discovered Two New Species of Goby Fish in the Philippines
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Lead Poisoning From Ammunitions Linked to Stunted Growth of Bald Eagle Population
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Frequency of Shark Attacks Linked to Moon Phases, Reveals New Study
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Scientists Amazed After Unearthing World's Largest Fish Nursery in Antarctica
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37 Animals Rescued From Horrible Living Conditions in Private Property in Tennessee
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Bearded Dragons Linked to Salmonella Outbreak That Infected 44 Across 25 States
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