Animals
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World's Oldest Prehistoric Crab Perfectly Preserved in Amber for 100 Million Years
Scientists found a prehistoric crab trapped in amber 100 million years ago, dating back to age of dinosaurs. The crustacean was believed to be the ancestor of today's red crabs that migrate for breeding.
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National Park Service Track its 99th Mountain Lion For an Underway Santa Monica Mountains Study
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Footage of an Exploding Whale Carcass Captured on California Coast
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Majestic Horses’ Powerful Ancestors Revealed Through Genetic Tracing
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Pablo Escobar’s 'Cocaine Hippos' Sterilized as Population Grows Out of Control
Conservation Group Calls to Ban Popular Rat Poison Responsible for Bird Poisoning
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One of Last Remaining Northern White Rhinos "Retired" From Breeding Project to Save their Species
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Researchers Detected Traces of Microplastics in Beluga Whale's Stomach, as Proof of Worsening Contamination
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230-Million-Year-Old Fossil in Wyoming Redefines Dinosaur Origins
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