Animals
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Recent Experiment with Mice Could Hold a Promising Future for Reversing Diabetes
An insulin-producing cell converted from human stem cells was shown to have cured an acute form of diabetes in mice. A 2020 study suggests that this new finding could be successfully replicated in humans.
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Population of Monarch Butterflies in California Bounces Back Following an All-time Low
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New Study: House Sparrow Population in Europe Faces Huge Decline
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Bald Eagles with Interlocked Talons Crash Land on Minnesota Street
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Tegu Lizard: This Invasive Species is Causing Nuisance Throughout Florida
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Burmese Pythons Invade Florida's Natural Ecosystems, Terrorizing Native Species in the State
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Police on the Lookout for Bronx Zoo ‘Lion Woman’ Who Taunted Lion Once Again
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Endangered Species at Risk in Africa as TCM Continuously Grow
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