Animals
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Welcomes First Endemic Gray Wolves Since 1940s
Good news arrived from Colorado as Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) made an announcement that two wolves, Jane F1084 and John M2101, had been seen with many pups.
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Mistaken to be Extinct, Sea Eagles Spotted in Loch Lomond for the First Time in 100 Years
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Man Recounts Horrifying Experience After Getting Swallowed by Humpback Whale
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Deep Sea Mystery: Ultra-Black Fishes Absorb Light and 'Disappear' Into the Darkness
Racoon Dogs Can Be the Next Non-Native and Invasive Pest in the UK
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Woman at Risk of Being Blind After Contracting Rare Cowpox Virus From Pet Cat
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US Pledges to Protect Territory of Endangered Humback Whales in Pacific Ocean
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Octopus Vision Helps Optometrists Fight Incurable Human Sight Loss
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Israeli Archaeologists Accidentally Broke a 1,000-year-old Egg They Discovered!
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Scientists are Unlocking the Secrets of Four-Tipped Penis Echidnas
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Scientists Offers a Solution in Combatting Ocean Pollution
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Beachgoers Reported Being Stung by Hundreds of Jellyfish Washed Ashore in Southend
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