Animals
Next Global Outbreak? Deforestation Helps Deadly Viruses Jump From Humans to Animals
At the edges of forests, diseases such as yellow fever, malaria, Venezuelan equine encephalitis, and Ebola have spread from one species to another.
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Pet Owners Ordered to Get Rid of 400 Rabbits After Neighbors Complained
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Injured Baby Elephant Gets Rescued After Getting Left Behind by Migrating Herd
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Deadly Shark Attack: Drunk Man Who Went to Pee in Brazilian Beach Mauled to Death by Shark
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VIDEO: Plane Dumps Thousands of Fishes to Restock Lake in Utah
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Wild Animals Don't Attack Humans Anymore, Here's Why
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Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs? Raw Dog Food Could Be the Leading Cause
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